symantec端点安全解决方案-网络信息中心.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * Key Message: It is important for companies to have the flexibility to scale from local high availability to disaster recovery. VERITAS provides a solution that can scale from LAN, MAN and WAN as simple as turning on license keys. Integration between Storage Foundation and Cluster Server ensures not only data is protected in the event of an outage but also applications are kept running. With a single solution, VERITAS Cluster Server, a company can provide high availability to applications in a single datacenter to providing disaster recovery over wide area. With VERITAS Storage Foundation, Data can be protected either within a single storage array to providing disaster recovery and data protection over a wide area using IP. It’s as simple as that! ****************************************************************************** More information on what each configuration provides and the Advantages and Disadvantages of each: Local Clustering Shared-storage clusters are considered second generation clusters, and today are the most prevalent (over shared-nothing) for providing HA through application failover, primarily for RDBMS applications, e.g., Oracle, DB2, Sybase, etc. ? Questions to ask your customer to see if this infrastructure is appropriate for their environment: Do you have a storage area network (SAN) infrastructure? Is your data center in one location or are other components if your data center in another location near campus or off site? Are you satisfied with local availability? Architectural characteristics of this configuration include: ?A redundant server, network and storage architecture for application and data availability through the linking of multiple servers with shared storage; Systems are linked with private heartbeats, usually ethernet, which they use to communicate state status – VCS uses a fast proprietary protocol, GAB/LLT, to communicate status; Each system in the cluster can access the storage of any other