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Subject: Re: hOt or cold back up?
Hot and cold backups refer to backing up a database. A
hot backup is a backup of the database while the database
is up and running. You backup software needs to unde
Hot and cold backups refer to backing up a database. A
hot backup is a backup of the database while the database
is up and running. You backup software needs to understand
the internals of your database in order to perform it
correctly. Hot backups often end up being invalid due to
the nature o
On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Kelly Kleinfelder wrote:
> A cold site is an empty computer room equipped with raised floor,
> air-conditioning, power and fire suppression. Basically, an empty data
> center just waiting for computers. A hot site is a data center that is fully
> equipped with machines ready
the difference as I know it is how the site is configureda hot
backup SITE is online and your systems are sharing the data..or the data
is being copied to the alternate site in real time. Your primary site
goes down..the hot backup site immediately kicks in.
A cold backup Site is one where t
Rodrigo,
A cold site is an empty computer room equipped with raised floor,
air-conditioning, power and fire suppression. Basically, an empty data
center just waiting for computers. A hot site is a data center that is fully
equipped with machines ready to be used quickly in the event of an
emergen
Sure.
A hot site is a commercial disaster recovery service that
allows a business to continue computer and network operations in the
event of a computer or equipment disaster. For example, if an
enterprise's data processing center becomes inoperable, that enterprise
can move all data processing o
A hot backup refers to backing up a database while the database is still
running. On a cold backup to shutdown the database and then do the backup.
Dennis Depp
At 06:32 PM 12/17/2001 -0300, Rodrigo Ramos wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Can anyone tell me the difference between hot site back up and cold site
>b
HOT sites are live, all the time. The "time to recovery" is almost nothing, as all the
data on one site is kept totally current (within maybe a few minutes) of the other
site. The hardware is already
in place, and so is the software (through some sort of backup replication or
somesuch). Alterna
On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 06:32:11PM -0300, you (Rodrigo Ramos) wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the difference between hot site back up and cold site
> back up?
Fix me if I'm wrong, but I think that hot backup is when
you're backuping your data in a realtime, and cold (???)
is when you are doing backup
