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Tech Roundup: Disaster recovery tools
Whether you're trying to stay compliant with HIPPA or SOX or just rigorous about protecting your company's data, this Tech Roundup provides an overview of the basics of DR. Tip
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New backup strategies
If your backup requirements include remote, unattended data centers; a five-minute RTO; a 15-minute RPO or a non-existent backup window, this tip is for you. Tip
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Not too small for SAN
Not too long ago, SANs were exclusively enterprise technology. Most SMBs had storage requirements that were easily satisfied by server-resident disk drives. Times have changed. Tip
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Got system recovery? Maybe you should
Bare metal restores can be frustrating. But, there are a number of products that make bare metal restoration less of a headache for you and your organization. Tip
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Incremental and differential backup
This tip details the differences between incremental and differential backups and the benefits and drawbacks of each type. Tip
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How to create a business continuity plan
In today's business environment, the only acceptable data loss is none at all. Find out how to create a business continuity plan that really works. Tip
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How to get more out of snapshots
Snapshots can do much more than simply help you clean up after your users. Tip
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Pros and cons of disk-to-disk backup
Some of the characteristics of disk-to-disk can make it a poor choice for your only form of backup. Tip
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How to get cost-effective disaster recovery
Picking the right combination of options is the key to cost-effective DR. Tip
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Do you still need to do full backups?
> Before you choose synthetic fulls, make sure that the benefits (less time spent doing fulls, faster restores) outweigh the costs (more time and expense on the hardware side). Tip
Storage Management Strategies for the CIO