Re: Disaster Recovery Planning question 1

Can u post or send me the comparison ???
 At commons I had seen itera was big out there ...How is it compared to
Mimix ?
Whatare the drawbacks of Itera / Mimix and strong points of Itera/Mimix
 Thks


 On 10/11/05, Al Barsa <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> I'm trying to compare:
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> 1. Lakeview Technology product MIMIX(r) dr1(tm)
> <http://www.mimix.com/technology/dr1.asp> .
> 2. iTera's product GuardianSave(tm)
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> Does anyone have experience with either of these products? What is the
> advantage of data blocks over journaling? Has anyone done an actual
> recover using on of these products? What are the band width issues?
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