Backup Solution

Backup Solution

Backup planning has the advantages of easy data copying, reduced storage space, and fast data search, but most of the data is stored on storage media (such as hard disks, CDs, tapes, etc.). These media are very fragile and easy to obtain, causing great data insecurity. The main consideration for backup is to be able to protect the important data and systems of the enterprise in the event of data loss or disaster, and to quickly restore the backup data to ensure that the operation of the enterprise can never stop under any circumstances.

In the early years, most of the backup media used tape or optical disk for backup. In recent years, due to the sharp drop in the cost of hard disks and the increase in storage space, many companies have switched to external hard disks or NAS network storage systems. Broad increase in bandwidth and low cost have led to various off-site backups, and even cloud host backups.

 

Backup Planning and Disaster Recovery

The main consideration for backup is the ease of backup, the correctness of the data, and the security of the data after the backup. The ease of backup means that all backups must be able to be backed up automatically and regularly, without manual backups, just check the backup status. The correctness of the data means that the backup data must be confirmed to be usable in the event of data loss or disaster, otherwise no more backups will be useful. For data security, it is recommended that important data be backed up at least two copies and stored in different places (remote backup).

Backups can be divided into full backups, differential backups and incremental backups according to their classifications. Together with other tools or software or copying instructions, they can be changed to meet the backup needs of various companies. Top Network will suggestions based on customer requirements. Welcome to contact us for further discussion.

 

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