Where does your company stand when it comes to a disaster recovery policy? Do you even have one? Or are you looking to bolster your pre-exisiting plan? This month searchStorage is focusing on DR.
How do we actually get the DR site up once a failure on the primary site occurs and what are the procedures involved? DR planning is at the forefront these days and expert Jim Booth lists five steps in getting a DR site up and running.
Do You Have a Disaster Recovery Plan?
TIP :It does little good to have a carefully thought out system of backing up data if there is no plan in case of a catastrophe.
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Disaster recovery second thoughts
TIP :Advice on how to plan a DR solution and at the same time, improve upon current storage infrastructure.
Disaster Recovery in a SAN Environment
CHATS :Computer Associates, QLogic, Quantum|ATL, and XIOtech will teach you how to assess your current DR needs and put together a ...
We have an SQL server, exchange server, transaction server and a Webserver. We backup the data to tape attached on an ...
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Need backup advice?
ASK THE EXPERTS :My company is considering backing up every user's workstation to servers. What advice can you provide? How much space per ...
Backup best practices
ASK THE EXPERTS :Does a "best practice" exist for backup strategies? In the case that a particular applications is mirrored, how often should ...
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Traveling data during backup
ASK THE EXPERTS :In a SAN environment where you have a server, centralized disk and tape, how does data travel during backup of a server with ...
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