10 items for your disaster recovery wish list
We all have to address disaster recovery (DR) at various levels, but we typically must apply the technology to fit rigid parameters--such as less cost or functionality-- instead of being able to do it right.
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To the end user, the number of hours and minutes that a particular server is up means nothing, but service availability is what's important.
Find more stories in: Hardware, Storage, ServersFlash set to fire up enterprise storage
Flash will become integral to enterprise storage in three to five years' time, as prices drop to about twice that of magnetic disk drives, says NetApp executive.
Find more stories in: Storage software, Storage, MemoryA new phase looms for memory market
Phase change memory could actually make its debut later this year. It's only taken decades to wring out the problems.
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A SAN, servers and virtualization are all part of the major changes to computing in one organization.
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Administrators can use Windows Server 2008's Share and Storage Management tool to figure out who has what file open.
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TechRepublic's Scott Lowe shares his experience of looking for a storage product that complements smaller businesses.
Find more stories in: StorageCapture database file size information
Being able to retrieve information about the size of files in an SQL Server 2005 database, one can better plan for space.
Find more stories in: StorageWhat feeds data into enterprise systems
Often, work on a project is often about getting the right data into the system, so it pays to know the origin of the data.
Find more stories in: Data Management, Storage, DatabasesBuild and configure an external hard drive enclosure
You can breathe new life into an old hard drive that still works with a new use for it.
Find more stories in: StorageWhat is thin provisioning?
Through the use of thin provisioning, organizations enjoy better overall storage utilization with less necessary oversight to make sure that individual server volumes aren't getting low on space.
Find more stories in: Storage managementUse Virtual PC 2007 to access a Complete PC Backup image in Vista
Find out how to use the Complete PC Backup and Restore, normally used to restore the entire hard disk, to access and restore single files.
Find more stories in: Microsoft Windows, Data backup, disaster recovery10 things to look for in an offsite backup provider
Automated offsite backup services are all the rage. Spare Backup, Dr. Backup, Remote Data Backups, and Mozy Online Backup are among some of the best-known contenders.
Find more stories in: IT ManagementRequest and install SSL certificates in IIS 6.0
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are perhaps the most common way to protect information being transmitted between a visitor Web browser and your Web site.
Find more stories in: Web sites, Web browsers, SSL/TLS, PKI (public key infrastructure)What can Windows Single Instance Storage do for you?
Microsoft's Exchange Server uses Windows Single Instance Storage to provide more efficient storage of mail to the Exchange environment. Find out how it works.
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