IT integration of RDX solutions
IT integration of RDX solutions
INTEGRATE REMOVABLE BACKUP INTO YOUR EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE. IT environments differ: critical workstations, servers, branch offices, server rooms, existing backup software and recovery constraints. Tandberg Data RDX solutions can be integrated as removable backup media, from a simple drive to a rackmount station, with a clear approach to media rotation and storage.
Deploy RDX where your data needs protection
RDX can be integrated with a critical workstation, local server, branch office or existing backup environment. The principle remains simple: write the backup to removable media, remove the media after the job and include it in a clear rotation, storage and recovery procedure.
3 KEY POINTS FOR SUCCESSFUL IT INTEGRATION
Why integrate RDX into your backup architecture
RDX adds a physical and removable backup layer to an existing infrastructure. Depending on the need, it can be used with a simple drive, a rackmount station or a clearly documented cartridge rotation process.
Flexible deployment
Integrate RDX on a workstation, server, branch office or rack environment depending on your constraints.
Documented rotation
Define who removes the media, where it is stored and when it should be reused.
Compatible resources
Guide the project toward the relevant RDX software, documentation and products.
Organize media rotation without making operations complex
Effective RDX integration relies on a simple rule: back up, remove, identify and store. Cartridges can be associated with a day, week, site or retention policy. This makes rotation easier for IT teams to manage and supports recovery checks.
Move from a simple drive to a rackmount approach
For more structured environments, an RDX QuikStation can group several media in a rackmount solution. This approach is useful when the infrastructure needs to manage several cartridges, several recovery points or more industrialized procedures in a server room.