John S. Giltner, Jr. wrote:
Chantal wrote:
That was my argument as well. How to do offsite backups. My classmate
mentioned the possibility of a remote SAN for companies that already
have the infrastructure and bandwidth available to them. I'm really
not sure how feasible that is though.
Chantal wrote:
That was my argument as well. How to do offsite backups. My classmate
mentioned the possibility of a remote SAN for companies that already
have the infrastructure and bandwidth available to them. I'm really
not sure how feasible that is though.
It is totally feasible. There
We can't afford the bandwidth to have a DISK/SAN offsite to do backups
for DR and we really don't have that much production DASD (1.5-2 TB of
production data).
If you are backing up to DISK/SAN on site what do you do for DR? If you
site is damaged: fire, water, earthquake, plane, ect. Then b
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