Quantum and Quest extend Joint Solutions

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Quantum Corp. (QTM) has certified Quest Software’s vRanger Pro software with the Quantum DXi V1000 virtual deduplication appliance for data protection in VMware environments.
The integrated 100 percent virtual solution provides vRanger customers with enterprise-class backup and disaster recovery (DR) and is designed to maximize protection while minimizing costs. The DXi V1000 joins other DXi-Series physical deduplication appliances already certified with vRanger - including the DXi4500 (SMB), DXi6700 family (midrange and enterprise) and DXi8500 (enterprise) – extending the Quantum-Quest joint solutions. Both companies will be demonstrating their integrated offerings at VMworld 2012, August 26-30 in San Francisco.
John Maxwell, Vice President, Product Management, Data Protection, Quest Software, said, “Quest and Quantum have been working together for three years to help solve customers’ challenges around protecting data in virtual environments. vRanger’s proven VM backup capabilities and toolsets combined with the deduplication speed, disk savings and overall value of the Quantum DXi-Series offers a powerful choice in this space.”
Robert Clark, Senior Vice President, Data Protection Group, Quantum, said,  “Rapid virtual machine proliferation and exponential data growth have combined to present a unique challenge to customers as they look to build out their virtualized infrastructures. We are pleased to be extending integrated offerings with Quest to deliver greater benefits to vRanger customers in meeting this challenge.”

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