Top 5 Considerations for Site Recovery
Disaster recovery is one of the most important aspects of IT operational planning and in thinking about business continuity. Organizations today are very data driven with the need for always…
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Disaster recovery is one of the most important aspects of IT operational planning and in thinking about business continuity. Organizations today are very data driven with the need for always…
When it comes to disaster recovery, one of the most overlooked areas for most environments is testing. Disaster recovery is only as good as the ability to restore your data.…
We have been covering some facets of VMware’s Site Recovery Manager 8.1 that allows organizations to have a fully automated and orchestrated solution for vSphere recovery at the site level.…
VMware’s native tool that is designed to provide data protection for an entire site is called Site Recovery Manager or SRM. It is a powerful tool that can be used…
One of the exiting recent announcements from VMUG was the addition of VMware’s Site Recovery Manager for vSphere being added to the catalog of downloable software for VMUG Advantage Subscribers.…
As is always the case with new versions of VMware vSphere released, the backup vendors are always a bit behind in getting a supported release out the door. This is…
There is perhaps nothing that makes an IT administrator’s skin crawl like the words – disaster recovery. It is one of those things that most in IT cringe to think…
Disaster recovery is one of those things that no one really wants to think about until they have to. Unfortunately, only thinking about the details of disaster recovery and failover…
As we have already covered, there are many great new features released with NAKIVO Backup & Replication v7.4. One of the powerful features introduced was the Instant File Recovery to…
A crucial aspect of disaster recovery is the ability to provide an offsite disaster recovery site. This provides site resiliency. If you lose an entire production site, you can failover…