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Key Message: VERITAS Cluster Server provides companies with the flexibility to test a site failover in a production environment without disruption. VERITAS Cluster Server is the only solution that provides this feature. Anytime a single change is made to the IT infrastructure, IT Administrators can test to validate that in the event of an outage, planned action of application and data migration to the secondary site is taken. This remove the pain of testing a disaster recovery plan that may not involve a true production environment, expense of excess hardware, affecting “live” systems, and possibly causing downtime. IT Administrators can rest assured that any changes made to an environment does not negatively impact the disaster recovery plan. More notes: Fire Drill is the procedure for testing the configuration’s fault readiness by mimicking a failover without stopping the application in the primary data center. A typical fire drill brings up a database or application (on snapshotted data) on the secondary node to make sure that the application is capable of coming online on the secondary in case of a fault at the primary site. You must conduct a fire drill only on the VVR Secondary. 2 Security and compliance teams, who invariably shoulder the bulk of the pressures of access governance, security and technology risk management, and compliance are viewed by business as brakes on a car…they are meant to slow you down. I would like to substitute this paradigm by suggesting that brakes on a car are not designed to slow you down but allows the driver to go faster but maintain a similar sense of control and risk as when driving at a slower speed. The singular goal of my presentation is to teach you how to go faster in your compliance vehicle without losing control, making the journey. To accomplish this we will: 1. review 5 warning signs that you vehicle may need servicing (e.g., symptoms of problems). 2. identify and review 5 common signs of the road giving yo