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Disaster recovery planning and design
While there is certainly nothing new about disaster occurrences, businesses of all sizes are now re-examining their preparedness and response plans. Learn how to address current disaster recovery capabilities, strategies, tools and products, and how to properly document your disaster recovery plan for maximum effectiveness.
Understanding current disaster recovery capabilities:
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Server virtualization may have big disaster recovery payoff
Tip - The biggest impact of server virtualization may be in disaster recovery, specifically in improving the recovery time of applications that you wouldn't dedicate a standby server to.
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Four disaster recovery strategies to consider when using data deduplication
Tip - This tip outlines four strategies that should be taken into consideration when developing a disaster recovery plan in an environment using data deduplication.
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Replication for disaster recovery
Ask the Expert - Business continuity expert Pierre Dorion discusses how replication can be used for disaster recovery.
Disaster recovery planning and design overview:
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How to plan a disaster recovery strategy
16 Apr 2008
Article - Three components belong in every disaster recovery plan. Your backups must be protected. You must be able to recover your business operation from the backup. And your recovery process must function properly within the timeframe prescribed by your...
Disaster recovery tools and products:
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Introducing disk-to-disk-to-disaster recovery
15 Jun 2006
Column - The concept of "That's the way we've always done it" isn't going to work anymore, and it sure won't help you build an efficient disaster recovery plan. It's time to think outside the box when it comes to data protection.
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Leveraging storage replication for VM disaster recovery
Tip - When you're sizing up storage solutions for DR in a virtual environment, you should consider the issues of vendor support; storage architecture; replication options; deduplication; and recovery options.
Disaster recovery strategies vs. business needs:
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Server virtualization may have big disaster recovery payoff
Tip - The biggest impact of server virtualization may be in disaster recovery, specifically in improving the recovery time of applications that you wouldn't dedicate a standby server to.
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Replication for disaster recovery
Ask the Expert - Business continuity expert Pierre Dorion discusses how replication can be used for disaster recovery.
Storage Management Strategies for the CIO