Data Archiving: Policy-Based, Redundant, & Secure
AmeriVault-DV provides digital vaulting and data archiving, allowing you to easily migrate static data to protected data centers - one primary vault and one replicated over 1,000 miles away for redundancy and AmeriVault's own disaster recovery preparedness.
AmeriVault's managed, offsite lifecycle service eliminates archive infrastructure investments and maintenance while significantly reducing the total cost of ownership.
File stubbing (leaving 1KB shortcuts to archived data in the original location) provides an efficient way to optimize production-line server capacity while leaving file names untouched for easy search by end users.
As a policy-based service, AmeriVault-DV simplifies the archiving process. Data can be archived to AmeriVault's Mass Storage Vaults using policies you determine: by file size, date created, date last altered, or a combination. Compression ensures speedy archiving / restores and encryption ensures security for all files archived.
Restoring stubbed files simply requires one extra click after the end user selects the file name. You also have the option to leave no trace and limit archive access control to select administrators.
Features
- 256 AES Encryption
- Data Compression
- Policy-Based Archiving
- Manual or Scheduled Archiving
- Centralized Management
- Efficient File Stubbing
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- Replicated 1000 Miles Away
- Raid 6 Storage
- eDiscovery Tool for File Archive
- Email Confirmation
- Activity Log Monitor
- Windows Server 2000, 2003
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Getting Started with AmeriVault-DV
Service starts with a simple software install on any available server. File selection, encryption and policy rules can be executed manually or archiving can be scheduled through a script command.
After the creation of your archive, data is easily managed via AmeriVault-DV’s web-based user interface.
Find Out More!
To find out how quick and easy it is to commence service with AmeriVault-DV, you can email us with your requirements or call us directly at 800-774-0235 and ask to speak with a service representative.
