Qnap supports p5 and pure archiware to back up vmware virtual machines
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As the company itself announced today, the latest version of QNAP's NAS operating system, QTS 4.4.1, is compatible with Archiware P5 and Pure software. This integration will help multimedia and entertainment (M&E) companies and SMBs protect their digital assets and VMware® virtual machines (VM) intelligently and easily. A version that comes with improvements.
QNAP supports Archiware P5 and Pure to back up VMware virtual machines
QTS version 4.4.1 improves the usability of the NAS by incorporating highly anticipated services such as cloud storage gateways for simple hybrid cloud storage applications, source-based deduplication to optimize copy efficiency security and recovery, a Fiber Channel SAN solution, and much more.
New functions
Archiware's P5 software suite offers a cross-platform compatible data management solution for backup, archive and clone tasks. It is browser based and optimized to run on QTS 4.4.1 and includes four distinct modules to protect and restore data: P5 Synchronize, P5 Backup, P5 Backup2Go and P5 Archive. In order to ensure long-term data protection and external storage, the P5 Backup and P5 Archive modules also support the backup of QNAP NAS data to LTO (Linear Tape-Open) tape and public cloud as storage options. P5 Archive's mini-MAM features make it easy to find and reuse assets.
Virtualization is an essential component for modern IT infrastructures. The NAS integrated with Archiware Pure 2.0, can offer a perfect backup solution to guarantee the maintenance and backup of VMware virtual machines. Archiware Pure is free software with optional paid technical support, which can help SMBs protect the VMware environment for free and simplify backup and restore tasks for virtual machines.
The brand provides more information about these Archive solutions, as well as how they can be used with QNAP NAS, on its official website.
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