Vmware Vsphere Data Protection Advanced Basic Support Subscription 3 Years

We have two VmwareVsphere Data Protection Advanced Basic Support Subscription 3 Years servers across two sites. Our hosts contains high-availability systems (exchange, active directory, SQL, Windows and Linux operating systems). vSphere allows us to maintain high availability and redundancy with the Esxi hosts without impacting the guest servers. The HA and DRS feature ensure that any hardware failure causes little or no disruption to the guest servers.

As a virtualization solution, it is easy to use, and mostly just works. Competing solutions have come a long way, and are probably as good or almost as good, but we put in vSphere when they were definitely best of breed. It is used company-wide. We run about 95% virtualized. All on VmwareVsphere Data Protection Advanced Basic Support Subscription 3 Years! vSphere's restore function also works great for restoring exchange mailboxes. You can restore a single user's mailbox if necessary without having to restore the entire Exchange database. If there are errors with any backups or restores, vSphere will automatically generate a report listing the errors or problems that occurred while a job was running. vSphere also creates checkpoints when backing up data, so if there are any issues with the physical machine then it can go back to a checkpoint it created without corrupting all of the data that is backed up.

As the single source hypervisor and on-premises virtualization platform, VmwareVsphere Data Protection Advanced Basic Support Subscription 3 Years provides increased uptime and system availability across all lines-of-business. We have chosen VMware vSphere as our virtualization platform to ensure stability and supportability of our business services. VMware scales CPU sharing to a point that it is no longer a sizing constraint for virtualized infrastructure. The ability to ensure system availability and performance through DRS and HA capabilities has given us a starting point of 4-9s of uptime before we add application or operating systems capabilities.