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Failed servers can run directly on the BDR device
Great solution for:
- Financial Legal Firms
- Healthcare Medical Organizations
- Public Companies / SOX Compliance
- Mortgage & Real Estate Firms
- Construction Industry
- eCommerce & Web Companies
| BDR - Overview |
Tech Responder Backup & Disaster Recovery (BDR) is an advanced recovery and continuity device that comes preloaded with all the storage, recovery and virtualization software to protect your business data and maintain high-availability for your IT operations.
Much more than a backup
BDR is much more than a backup device, it's also a great utility for your IT department. For example when upgrading from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007, you can run Exchange 2003 on the BDR while using your existing hardware to upgrade to Exchange 2007 with no impact to your business operations and no capital expenditures for new servers. What Happens If My Server CrashesNow let’s look at how our solution keeps your business running if, for instance, an e-mail server goes down.
Because the device takes snap shots every 15 minutes, administrators can choose a point in time shortly before the problem occurred and with just a few clicks of the mouse, this appliance allows you to activate it as a virtual server to keep business processes up and running while we diagnose the problem and plan a course of action for the down email server. Recovery After a Catastrophe
In the event of a catastrophic server failure, our business continuity solution also includes a boot CD that allows us to perform a bare metal restore on new hardware in a fraction of the time of a typical server rebuild. And, this NAS device restoration will allow you to eliminate the hardware abstraction layer during the restore process so that the new drivers can be loaded on the server replacement, no matter which server brand is used — giving you speedy recovery options in times of crisis.If a disaster results in your end-client losing their entire office — servers and on-site NAS included— you order a newly imaged NAS with the most current backup-normally the last daily that was done, to be shipped out via next business-day air transportation to a location of your choice. If such an event occurs, we will not host the data at the co-location facility. Depending on the NAS model used, multiple servers can be virtualized on one NAS even as the NAS continues to perform backups of other servers.
When the NAS arrives, all you need to do is plug in a patch cable and you’re up and running. This recovery service will allow you to use the NAS for two weeks before it must be returned or purchased. This timeframe should allow you to get a new server ordered, in place and do a bare-metal restore from the NAS before returning the NAS. Alternatively, you can choose to keep the NAS and you will be billed for the list price of the new NAS. This would also allow you to use this NAS for the ongoing backups when you move forward, re-establishing the network for your client.
Off-Site Storage Facility
For additional protection in the event of a complete disaster, data is securely transferred to an off-site co-location facility on a daily basis. Then, in event of such an occurrence, you will receive a new NAS device imaged with your latest data. The storage facilities are two XO high-availability data centers in Phoenix and Baltimore. They provide:
Other Benefits
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