Eliminate AD Migration & Disaster Recovery Headaches the Virtual Way
By your even looking at this blog post, it’s a safe assumption that you’re planning on going (or are already going) through a migration...
SQL, AD, Exchange, SharePoint – Recover at a Granular Level
It’s likely today that you’ll need to recover a single user account, an email, a database, or a file – far more than you’ll need to...
Pitching Disaster Recovery
I recently finished an 8-step series on business recovery, where I covered a number of methodologies that would not only enhance your...
Business Recovery, Step 8: Disaster Recovery Testing
We’ve reached the final article in this 8-step program. Throughout the last 7 articles, I’ve laid the foundation for expanding your...
Business Recovery, Step 7: Bare Metal Recovery
We’re nearly at the end of this series of articles covering the ways you can improve business recovery, while increasing your service...
Business Recovery, Step 6: V2V
Virtual to virtual (V2V) recovery involves the backing up and recovering of virtual machines. So you may be thinking that your customer...
Business Recovery, Step 5: File Level Recovery
In my previous article (in this 8-step “recovery” program for businesses) I talked about the recovery of critical files, the recovery...
Business Recovery, Step 4: File Versioning
Most backups are relatively small because they only contain changes made (at a file or, even better, a block level) since the last...
Business Recovery, Step 3: Continuous Recovery
In my last article, I discussed how some applications are so critical, they need to be recovered using timeframes in terms of minutes –...
Business Recovery, Step 2: Virtual Disaster Recovery
Some applications will be important enough that having an ability to recover to the same (or similar) hardware isn’t enough. Take email...