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Protecting data from the desktop to the data center is as important as ever for IT organizations. North American Systems features Crossroads Software’s SPHiNX™ data protection product for IT infrastructures utilizing IBM’s Power® processor-based systems.
A Crossroads SPHiNX™ solution from North American Systems can help IT organizations tackle the challenges of:
Crossroads SPHiNX Features
IBM CompatibilityDesigned to work with midrange systems, open systems, and desktop host environments, Crossroads software is the perfect solution for IT departments that need next-generation, highly-resilient data protection and intelligent storage solutions for their business-critical data.
Crossroads has advanced compatibility for IBM Power® Systems as well, able to operate as an alternate IPL (initial program load) without the use of additional software or agents. This appliance, available in a number of configurations can also emulates IBM drives & libraries, and supports most of the leading backup applications in the market. With the Crossroads SPHiNX™ appliance, you can use ROBOT/Save, BRMS, and native IBM i commands.
Crossroads SPHiNX™ has an optional data replication suite add-on. Features include:
The optional Crossroads SPHiNX™ data encryption suite provides seamless integration with the wide variety of tape drives & libraries that Crossroads supports. Other features include:
The Crossroads FileStor-CDP option offers continuous data protection automatically, no manual administrative intervention is required. users can restore and recover files transparently, without IT intervention, minimizing risk by providing centralized, corporate data protection, while reducing administrative overhead.
Crossroads FileStor-HSM is an excellent option to reduce the capacity requirements of Windows File Servers. With FileStor-HSM, data is automatically migrated from these file servers as they become inactive, following policies that dictate how and when data is migrated. Fault-tolerant access to data can still be provided as this inactive data is migrated to lower-cost methods of archival, since it can be replicated to multiple locations.