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Novastor Revolutionizes Cost Structures for Network Backup Software with Novabackup Network 14.0
Agoura Hills has announced the upcoming availability of NovaBACKUP Network 14.0, a new data protection software for Windows and Linux networks, at CeBIT 2011 in Hanover, Germany, March 1-5, 2011. The software is characterized by an innovative licensing model and a variety of features. The new price-per-server-licensing model includes all options which usually have to be paid for separately from companies like Acronis Backup & Recovery, CA Arcserve or Symantec Backup Exec.
Scalable network protection including all options
NovaBACKUP Network 14.0 is a scalable backup and disaster recovery application for Windows and Linux networks. Central management allows administrators to manage and supervise the protection of a complete network from a single, easy-to-use interface.
Each server license includes backup and disaster recovery for unlimited workstations as well as all available options and modules such as:
Bare metal disaster recovery option for workstations and servers
Microsoft SQL server agents
Microsoft Exchange server agents
Library drive expansion option
D2D2Many virtual library option
NovaStor also provides a wide range of technical support options. All NovaBACKUP Network users are granted access to support by phone, email or live chat as well as through the forum and the NovaStor webportal.
„With NovaBACKUP Network, NovaStor is the first to offer to small and medium sized companies a high performance, network data protection solution which is all inclusive and easy to maintain. When you purchase NovaBACKUP Network 14.0, you won’t have to purchase additional modules or options and you won’t have to deal with time consuming callback loops for support,” states Mike Andrews, Managing Director at NovaStor.
Availability
NovaBACKUP Network 14.0 is available from NovaStor as well as from authorized resellers. The product is offered in license packages of one, three, five or ten servers. NovaBACKUP Network 14.0 is being introduced at the CeBIT (Hanover, Germany, March 1-5, 2011) in hall 2 at NovaStor’s booth D43.