Windows High Availability Solutions

Stratus everRun (formerly Marathon everRun) delivers superior application availability for all of the leading Microsoft Windows business applications such as Exchange, SQL Server, Sharepoint and BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES).

Stratus everRun’s Windows high availability and disaster recovery solutions are completely transparent to the application, so you don’t need to modify your applications or write and maintain complex scripts to make it work.

SQL Server High Availability

Stratus everRun is a great choice for protecting Microsoft SQL Server high availability and related database applications. It delivers higher levels of SQL Server availability than failover solutions and is easy to manage with no need for specialised availability, staff experience or training.

Exchange High Availability

Stratus everRun eliminates single points of failure and maintains Exchange high availability by protecting Exchange Servers from unplanned server, storage or network downtime, data loss or corruption. It can even ensure Exchange availability despite site-wide failures or disasters.

SharePoint High Availability

Stratus everRun is a proven alternative that provides complete SharePoint high availability. It simply and reliably protects all elements of the three tiers, the front-end IIS Web server, the SharePoint application server and the back-end SQL database server – including the indexing service.

XenApp High Availability

Stratus everRun provides protection for XenApp applications, data and infrastructure components that allows you to avoid downtime due to failures on your system, network, storage or other Citrix devices critical to the overall XenApp environment.

BlackBerry High Availability

Stratus everRun provides complete BlackBerry high availability for all components of your BES back-end: BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), Microsoft SQL Server database used by BES, Microsoft Exchange Server, as well as additional infrastructure components including Active Directory, DNS, DHCP and Global Catalog servers.