Reload Disaster Recovery

PUSH-BUTTON: Disaster Recovery for both GroupWise post offices and domains is a push-button action. There are no decisions to make, no backup sets to combine, just push one button

ONE MINUTE DISASTER RECOVERY: When Reload is used as a Disaster Recovery solution, it will take a matter of one minute to have the Reload server act as a live GroupWise post office or domain. The GroupWise client, along with all other periphery services such as BES, GMS and WebAccess will function with the live post office hosted on the Reload server.

INTRA-DAY BACKUPS FOR DISASTER RECOVERY PURPOSES: Incremental Backups can be pulled once a day, or several times a day, time is the greatest factor effecting how often a backup can be pulled.

TOTAL SYSTEM DISASTER RECOVERY: The Reload server can host not only GroupWise post offices and domains, but the Reload server can also host Internet mail ( the GWIA) and function as the WebAccess server.

OFF-SITE DISASTER RECOVERY: Reload supports an off-site disaster recovery server model. The off-site Reload server pulls changes from the on-site Reload server.

PRODUCTION SITE FAILURE: Because Reload supports an off-site Reload server, if the production site were to be completely lost, the off-site Reload server can function as the production GroupWise system.

MIGRATION BACK TO A PRODUCTION SERVER: After Disaster Recovery when a production server is ready for the Reload post office or domain, Reload can migrate the domain or post office back to the production server. Reload can migrate the GroupWise post office or domain back to the same server, a different server, or even a different platform then the platform that the post office or domain originally came from. Migration is a simple wizard driven process, and the migration happens at the Reload server, nothing runs from a workstation for example. With GroupWise post offices. Reload can pre-migrate 90% of the post office, while the live post office is still running on the Reload server. This assures that the downtime for migration back to the production server is minimal.