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Rapid Failover Server Demo
Run Time: 2:45
View the Sandbox Private Network Rapid Failover Server demo
Run Time 1:47
Rapid Failover Server
The ARCA can be configured to function as a rapid failover server in minutes. Eliminate costly downtime due to server failure. Failover servers directly from the backup image. There is no need to convert backup images to virtual hard disks. The virtualized server retains the server state and system settings and is completely transparent to end users. Backups continue after a server is failed over. You have the lastest changes when restoring back to physical hardware.
Virtual Test Environment
Replicate your production environment quickly and easily using our virtual sandbox network. Create machines on their own private network isolated from production to test software updates, security patches and configuration changes. Save time and the costs associated with maintaining a redundant test enviroment. With the Zenith ARCA have your Sandbox Virtualization environment up in minutes.
- Patch Testing
- Configuration Changes
- Software Updates
- No need to maintain a separate test environment
- Test Environment is always in sync
Disaster Recovery Testing
The ARCA’s virtualization allows disaster recovery testing by verifying backup images. There are 3 modes, Live, Sandbox and Sandbox Private Network. Use the Sandbox modes to verify your images, use Live Mode in the event of a disaster. Your system can be restored in minutes, not days. This provides built-in redundancy and allows shorter RTO's (Recovery Time Objectives).

Features
- Runs Directly From the ARCA
- Vitualize a Server in Less Than 30 minutes
- Hardware Independent
- Select a Point-in Time Snapshot Just Before the Failure
- Virtual Server Will Have the Same Network Settings
- Backups Occur During Virtualization
- Virtualize Directly From Backups
- Perform Real or Test Virtualizations
Server Virtualization Process

- Identify Server to be Virtualized

- Specify RAM

- Select Virtualization Mode

- Select Backup File

- Run Virtual Machine Creator

- Boot Virtual Machine

