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Going the Distance With Disaster Recovery

Category: Data Management, IT Management

Overview Surviving a disaster - natural or man-made - is never something an enterprise can predict in terms of what might happen in the event of a strong hurricane, widespread power outage, fire or explosion. Yet during the disaster, the company should have a viable way to use a remote disaster recovery site to stay online or to quickly reconnect. The Disaster Recovery (DR) site should be neither too far nor too close to the damaged zone, but just right. Opinions vary as to what is truly needed for disaster recovery.

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Publisher: Jupitermedia
File Format: HTML
Date Published: Aug 18, 2006
Format: White Papers
Topics: Data Recovery - Security, Data Center, Disaster Recovery

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