Tag Archives: Data Backup
Until recent years, cloud-based mass data storage was impractical because of prevailing internet connectivity speeds, and the lack of robust management options for remote storage and access to large amounts of data. Since most if not all companies had their … Continue reading
Disaster recovery planning is crucial. Ensuring you have a Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plan in place is one way to prevent an outage. Having one in place, however, won’t prevent an outage and not knowing how to implement it … Continue reading
When Atlantic.Net was asked to help answer some questions for an article to be published in the computer world, we turned to Tony S., our Sr. Windows Administrators. With his 15+ years of full spectrum IT experience, Tony is a … Continue reading
Even the world’s most advanced, well-planned data center operations are not immune to outages due to the unexpected. According to a recent study by the Uptime Institute, “human errors account for nearly 70% of reported outages.” Data center facilities are … Continue reading
This paper serves as a primer on preventing “data loss,” an umbrella term that encompasses two distinct phenomena: system failure and network intrusion. Firms that fail to protect their data – often proprietary customer information – not only suffer from … Continue reading
Setting up redundant systems is vital to mitigate downtime associated with a network outage. If you store your servers in-house, you can always opt for a second cable or Internet connection. This can significantly reduce downtime.
Several weeks ago it was decided across the board that I needed a fast computer for my daily activities here in our corporate office. I contacted our NOC, told them what I wanted and a few days later a shiny … Continue reading
Productivity gains are more important than ever for organizations working to be more efficient. Equipping all employee workstations with a standard power backup UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) provides a five-minute window to save work and properly shut down computers in … Continue reading
