I approached this by thinking what is the maximum disaster I can recover
from within 24 hours with the budget I have to work with. By defining that
parameter it cuts out the extremes like bombs, extreme weather and EMP
explosion in the upper atmosphere, thats a different project. That pretty
much boils down to server loss, in some form or another. So that boils down
to computer, data recovery, and network communication. Then look at each
component and address each potential loss condition that you can reasonablly
deal with. This gives you a plan for recovery, and also a plan for
improvements to submit to management. If they reject your improvements keep
paper copies of your recomendations around just in case the worse happens.
Shirley H. Graver
Systems Administrator
Rubber Associates Inc. (Certified to QS9000/ISO9002)
Cleveland/Akron, Ohio
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from within 24 hours with the budget I have to work with. By defining that
parameter it cuts out the extremes like bombs, extreme weather and EMP
explosion in the upper atmosphere, thats a different project. That pretty
much boils down to server loss, in some form or another. So that boils down
to computer, data recovery, and network communication. Then look at each
component and address each potential loss condition that you can reasonablly
deal with. This gives you a plan for recovery, and also a plan for
improvements to submit to management. If they reject your improvements keep
paper copies of your recomendations around just in case the worse happens.
Shirley H. Graver
Systems Administrator
Rubber Associates Inc. (Certified to QS9000/ISO9002)
Cleveland/Akron, Ohio
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