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The first step is to get out of that old mental model. I use Veeam, VMs, replication, and backup to create an operational plan like this on a small scale (two servers, 10 VMs on a campus) and a larger scale (4 campuses replicating to each other for DR continuity). It's not difficult to construct a plan like this.

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Would you consider an option where I could destroy the entire array from one of your servers and be back up running in 5 minutes? And have that server restored in 30? Or an option where your loss of service windows for any single server disaster was less than 30 seconds? Instead, let me suggest that you start thinking about your setup in terms of recovery, not backup.

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A backup copy of your SQL database that requires you to recreate a RAID array, find the original Server install disks, reload the OS and configure it, find the app install disks, reconfigure that, and finally import the SQL database as the first step in restoring an entire network is not a recovery plan - it's an exercise in frustration.

200TB in the cloud and a 50Mbps link = no real options for recover except to wait days. Is that acceptable to you? I know it wasn't to me.Ī backup copy that unreachable is almost as bad as no backup at all.

A 'daily backup,' for example, means you could lose up to 24 hours worth of data. That includes how fast you can get back up and running and how much already-entered data you lost in the crash. Today's model is about continuity of delivering service. The thought was, in a disaster, we could simply rebuild and pick up where we left off. Your first job is to stop thinking about what you're doing as 'backup.' The old model of backup was to make a copy of your data and hide it somewhere safe. That will expand your options for backup/restore/DR incredibly.

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Then for reasons to restore.your whole office Internet bandwidth would have to be used by the backup software to download Restoration data. Unless you have a very large Internet pipe.cloud backup is not mature up 2TB data (after compression etc) over 100mbps would take you over 50 hours, unless you have a 1000mbps Internet pipe.then it will take you approx 4 hours (this does not include backup processing times). Regardless of software, they should be able to backup to NAS as a replacement of your tape drives and RD drives. Then get a Synology 12 Bay NAS with 4TB SATA HDD as your backup storage.

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If you are on VMware or Hyper-V.then consider just backing up to portable NAS as a replacement for your RD drives and tapes.I currently use Synology '4 bay slim' NAS with RAID 5 4x 1TB SSD for weekly backup.we have 8 of them on weekly rotation. One other thing I need to think about is DR, we currently have a DR contract in place and if there was ever a 'disaster' and we lost the server or the whole building then we need to have some way to restore the servers/data, currently the tapes/disks are kept in a fireproof safe in a building away from the main offices and we can use these to perform a restore at the DR company if needed, so the option we go for needs to add this option too.Īre your servers virtualized or physical boxes ? These makes a huge differences as although many backup products promises restore to any hardware.I never had much success.most DR site we used always utilize very old crappy servers or unbranded ones and most DR projects ended up in solving BSOD or downloading drivers, firmware updates etc. I'm also using Unitrends to backup a couple of VM's we have, we could go all out Unitrends,īut before I go a head just wanted to ask what other options are available. We are currently backing up 4 Windows 2012 servers ( DC, Exchange, file server, Oracle DB Server ), this is to RDX tapes ( 500GB ) using backup exec and also a QNAP ( user data ) this is also to RDX tapes ( 1TB ) - I know we could just stay with what we have and purchase larger tapes for the Qnap and use the current Qnap tapes for the windows backups. I'm looking for options as our current backup solutions are nearing their limit.

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