CA to Deliver Wide-Ranging Support for Microsoft Virtualization Products
Monday, September 08, 2008 8:31 AM
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Enterprise IT Management Solutions Help Manage, Govern and Secure Microsofts Virtualized Infrastructures

In tandem with Microsoft’s “Get Virtual Now” event, CA (NASDAQ: CA) today announced its intent to provide broad-based support for Microsoft’s virtualization technology across its Recovery Management, Virtualization Management, Security and Systems Management products. This support will help Microsoft customers to effectively manage, govern and secure even the most complex virtualized environments.

“Virtualization technology can both reduce cost and improve service. In order to receive these significant benefits, IT staff require seamless management across complex physical and virtualized infrastructures,” said Louis Blatt, senior vice president for Strategy and Business Development at CA. “CA's planned support for Microsoft’s new Virtualization products is expected to deliver this strategic capability.”

Using familiar interfaces and common management consoles, Microsoft is providing a set of technologies to enable an end-to-end virtualized infrastructure. CA's solutions are being engineered to provide essential functionality to cost-effectively maintain the business continuity, availability, performance and security of this foundation and the business services that it supports.

CA ARCserve Backup, which has achieved Windows Server 2008 certification, now supports virtual servers for file system, SQL Server and Exchange Server servers using Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V, providing automated data protection and rapid recovery management. Other CA products that plan to support Microsoft virtualization technology in the future include:

  • CA Advanced Systems Management, which is planned to support Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V management, is a vendor and platform-neutral solution that enables service availability by streamlining the management of complex physical and virtual environments.
  • CA Access Control is planned to include Hyper-V support and mitigate several of the security risks common to virtualization.

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