Unitrends Announces Support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Release Candidate
Unitrends, the leader in affordable data protection appliances, has announced its support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Release Candidate. This move allows companies to protect their Exchange data with Unitrends' disk-to-disk data protection appliances, which use a common backup and recovery engine that supports over 40 versions of operating systems and applications, including Exchange 2010. The company's technical lead, Ken Smith, said, "We're pleased that we can be among the first to release Exchange Server 2010 support." This support is significant for small and medium businesses, which heavily rely on Microsoft Exchange for critical operations.
Key Takeaways:
- Unitrends has announced support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Release Candidate through its disk-to-disk data protection appliances.
- The company's appliances use a common backup and recovery engine that supports over 40 versions of operating systems and applications, including Exchange 2010.
- Unitrends' technical lead, Ken Smith, said, "We're pleased that we can be among the first to release Exchange Server 2010 support."
- The company's support for Exchange 2010 is designed to meet the needs of small and medium businesses, which rely heavily on this critical application.
- Unitrends' focus on heterogeneous support ensures that customers can protect their data, regardless of the platform it runs on.
- Mark Campbell, chief operating officer, Unitrends, noted, "We delivered on our support commitment for Exchange 2010 very early on."
Statistics:
- Unitrends' data protection appliances support over 40 versions of operating systems and applications.
- The company's appliances have a common backup and recovery engine.
- Microsoft Exchange is a critical business application for most small and medium businesses.
- Unitrends aims to provide cost-effective and easy-to-manage backup and recovery solutions.
- The company's heterogeneous support ensures versatility in protecting data across different platforms.
Sources:
- Unitrends, www.unitrends.com
- Contify.com
- Euclid Infotech (2009)