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© 2018 Carbonite, Inc. All rights reserved. Carbonite Recover is a disaster recovery as a service offering that securely replicates critical systems from your primary environment to the secure Carbonite cloud. Carbonite Recover ensures that an up-to-date secondary copy is available for failover at any moment, minimizing downtime as well as costs. Carbonite Recover keeps systems online and accessible no matter what happens at the source. Highlights of this offering include: Recovery times and recovery points of mere minutes Replication from the primary server to the cloud happens continuously and at byte level. Failover to the cloud-based replica occurs in minutes, measuring an RTO in minutes and RPO in seconds. Orchestration for multi-tier applications Carbonite Recover supports the specific boot orders and additional needs for custom automation that multi-tier applications require to ensure the application is recovered appropriately. Non-disruptive, self-service testing Enables service level agreements to be validated and verified by providing the ability to easily test failover and recovery capabilities without impact to the production servers. Who to sell to: Mid-market customers with 5+ systems and no secondary data center for data protection Physical, Virtual or cloud-based systems Limited IT resources – not necessarily business continuity skill Problems target customers might be experiencing: Backup provides very long recovery times – which are too long for key business systems. Downtime needs to be minimized. Without a second data center, there’s no cost-effective way to achieve high availability. Configuring, maintaining, and operating a disaster recovery solution requires specialized skills that many organizations don’t have. Introduction to Carbonite Recover Platforms: Windows Red Hat Enterprise Linux CentOS VMware and Hyper-V IBM iSeries and AIX, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery Solaris, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery Opportunities: Carbonite Cloud Backup Carbonite Hybrid Backup Carbonite Endpoint Backup Disqualifications: Onsite-only requirements – sell Carbonite Availability instead Global locations (unless partner can offer)
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Introduction to Carbonite Recover - Synnex · • VMware and Hyper-V • IBM iSeries and AIX, through • Solaris, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery Opportunities: • Carbonite

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Page 1: Introduction to Carbonite Recover - Synnex · • VMware and Hyper-V • IBM iSeries and AIX, through • Solaris, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery Opportunities: • Carbonite

© 2018 Carbonite, Inc. All rights reserved.

Carbonite Recover is a disaster recovery as a service offering that securely replicates critical systems from your primary environment to the secure Carbonite cloud. Carbonite Recover ensures that an up-to-date secondary copy is available for failover at any moment, minimizing downtime as well as costs. Carbonite Recover keeps systems online and accessible no matter what happens at the source.

Highlights of this offering include:

• Recovery times and recovery points of mere minutes • Replication from the primary server to the cloud happens continuously and at

byte level. Failover to the cloud-based replica occurs in minutes, measuring an RTO in minutes and RPO in seconds.

• Orchestration for multi-tier applications • Carbonite Recover supports the specific boot orders and additional needs for

custom automation that multi-tier applications require to ensure the application is recovered appropriately.

• Non-disruptive, self-service testing • Enables service level agreements to be validated and verified by providing the

ability to easily test failover and recovery capabilities without impact to the production servers.

Who to sell to:

• Mid-market customers with 5+ systems and no secondary data center for data protection

• Physical, Virtual or cloud-based systems

• Limited IT resources – not necessarily business continuity skill

Problems target customers might be experiencing:

• Backup provides very long recovery times – which are too long for key business systems. Downtime needs to be minimized.

• Without a second data center, there’s no cost-effective way to achieve high availability.

• Configuring, maintaining, and operating a disaster recovery solution requires specialized skills that many organizations don’t have.

Introduction to Carbonite Recover

Platforms:

• Windows

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux

• CentOS

• VMware and Hyper-V

• IBM iSeries and AIX, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery

• Solaris, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery

Opportunities:

• Carbonite Cloud Backup

• Carbonite Hybrid Backup

• Carbonite Endpoint Backup

Disqualifications:

• Onsite-only requirements – sell Carbonite Availability instead

• Global locations (unless partner can offer)

Page 2: Introduction to Carbonite Recover - Synnex · • VMware and Hyper-V • IBM iSeries and AIX, through • Solaris, through Carbonite Disaster Recovery Opportunities: • Carbonite

© 2018 Carbonite, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Introduction to Carbonite Recover

Critical product requirements customers may have:

• Support for physical, virtual and cloud-based systems

• Industry-leading technical support that help from initial configuration to testing to failover and fail-back

• Extremely short recovery times and recovery points

How it works