OneNeck Backup for Veeam CloudConnect Available in Denver Data Center

OneNeck IT Solutions, a subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems, Inc., announced availability in Denver, CO, of a fully-integrated cloud restore and backup solution.

Known as OneNeck Backup for Veeam Cloud Connect, the solution enables businesses to move their backup off-site without the cost or complexity of managing off-site infrastructure.

“The bottom-line is businesses can move their backup off-site, quickly and cost-effectively to a secure, reliable cloud platform,” says Clint Harder, CTO and SVP, OneNeck. “In addition, they will have control of their backups and the ability to recover data at any time.“

Backup for Veeam CloudConnect is powered by ReliaCloud – firm’s hosted private cloud. With it, businesses can expect:

• Hosted off-site backups. Move backups off-site to company’s cloud repository through a secure connection; no additional Veeam licensing required.

• Complete visibility and control. Access and recover data in hosted backup repositories directly from the backup console; track cloud repository consumption and receive reminders for hosted storage renewals.

• Modern backup architecture. Leverage Veeam Software AG ‘s technology to backup copy jobs with built-in WAN acceleration, for incremental and 3-2-1 approach backups.

• End-to-end encryption. At the source, in flight, and at rest, encryption occurs without negatively impacting the data reduction ratios of built-in compression and WAN acceleration.

Company’s data center in Denver, CO

This service, already available in Madison, WI, enhances the portfolio of IT solutions already accessible at the company’s data center in Denver, CO. Located near the Denver Tech Center, this new  facility can also be leveraged for co-location and managed services.

The firm offers a full suite of hybrid IT solutions including cloud and hosting solutions, managed services, ERP application management, professional services, IT hardware and top-tier data centers. In addition, to the facility in Denver, the company also has data centers providing local connectivity in Arizona, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon and Wisconsin.