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From: w2j24/28/2003 10:14:17 AM
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Independent Tests Confirm That VERITAS Offers Faster, More Reliable
Disaster Recovery

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., April 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --
VERITAS Software Corporation (Nasdaq: VRTS), the leading storage software
provider, today announced that VERITAS Volume Manager(TM) software mirrors
data to a secondary location as much as 72 percent faster than SRDF
replication software from EMC Corp., according to independent benchmark test
results issued today by the GiantLoop Testing and Certification (GTAC) Lab,
based in Waltham, Mass. VERITAS Volume Manager is the world's leading volume
management software, and VERITAS Volume Replicator(TM) is the fastest growing
replication software among the top ten storage software vendors, according to
a recent Gartner market share report.(i)

The benchmark, performed using test environments that emulate typical
enterprise-class data center networking configurations, also revealed that
VERITAS replication software mirrors data more reliably than EMC software. In
tests, VERITAS replication software prevented data corruption and loss through
a logging mechanism that ensures data is written to a secondary disaster
recovery site in the exact order it is recorded at the primary site, even in
asynchronous mode. This logging feature, which EMC does not offer, makes
certain that data at the secondary site is recoverable, and that organizations
can replicate over any distance without risking the integrity of their data.

"VERITAS software can replicate data faster and more reliably than EMC
software, and unlike EMC software, it works with all of the leading storage
array brands, helping to control the cost of establishing a disaster recovery
infrastructure and providing assurance that critical data is available when
it's needed most," said Bob Maness, senior director of product marketing,
VERITAS Software. "With VERITAS Volume Manager being the worldwide leader in
volume management software, many organizations considering replication
software for disaster recovery need look no further than the VERITAS software
that's already in their data center."

VERITAS Volume Manager is best for replication over fibre channel, for
distances less than 200 kilometers. For greater distances, where Internet
Protocol (IP) is employed for wide-area disaster recovery, users may simply
unlock VERITAS Volume Replicator(TM), the IP replication option to VERITAS
Volume Manager.

The tests also demonstrated that VERITAS replication software offers
better application performance than EMC software in database environments.
GiantLoop tested application performance using an industry-standard online
transaction processing database benchmark tool called Benchmark Factory.

For complete test results, including a white paper, published by
GiantLoop, please visit

giantloop.com

.

About VERITAS Software

With revenues of $1.5 billion in 2002, VERITAS Software ranks among the
top 10 software companies in the world. VERITAS Software is the world's
leading storage software company, providing data protection, storage
management, high availability and disaster recovery software to 86 percent of
the Fortune 500. VERITAS Software's corporate headquarters is located at 350
Ellis Street, Mountain View, CA, 94043, tel: 650-527-8000, fax: 650-527-8050,
e-mail:

vx-sales@veritas.com

, Web site:

www.veritas.com
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