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Cut the page count of your iSeries documents by 75% with Formatter!
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Available for our FastFax/Enterprise, FastFax/Ultra, and FastFax/LAN
solutions, these high-availability fax servers provide greater
security and stability to IT environments where downtime is catastrophic.
Quadrant Software’s two new high-availability servers
are rack-mounted. Both provide increased data integrity and
availability through mirrored drives and RAID technology:
HA1 provides RAID-1 protection through 2 mirrored and hot swappable
hard drives in addition to a redundant power supply. HA1
provides the excellent performance and reliability in a multi-user
system where there are 9 or less concurrent users.
HA2 provides RAID-5 for an even more solid level of protection.
Like HA1, it includes a redundant power supply, but utilizes
three SCSI-connected, hot swappable RAID-protected hard drives
for the greatest level of dependability and performance.
HA2 is recommended to companies with 9 or more concurrent
users running (or intending to run) full Electronic Document
Distribution (EDD) solutions including electronic forms,
fax, and email.
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- Higher Data Security: RAID protects the data stored on
the array to such a degree that the array can withstand
a complete failure of one hard disk (or sometimes more)
without any data loss and without requiring any data to
be restored from backup.
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- Greater Reliability: RAID provides a much more reliable
overall storage subsystem than a single disk. This lowers
the chance of the storage subsystem failing as a whole.
Power supplies have an auto-rollover feature to protect
against unforeseen outages.
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- Improved Availability: RAID systems improve data availability
by providing fault tolerance as well as special features
that allow for recovery from hardware faults without disruption.
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- Increased, Integrated Capacity: By converting several
smaller drives into a larger array, you add their capacity
together. This facilitates applications or operations that
require large amounts of contiguous disk space and makes
disk space management simpler.
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- Improved Performance: RAID systems improve performance
by letting the controller make use of multiple hard disks
to get around mechanical issues that bog down individual
hard disks.
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