Network Disaster Recovery

NEWS: 1 - 3 of 13

	Cisco re-thinks Layer 8 networking with green components SearchNetworking.com | 01 Apr 2008 ARTICLE - In a year of big announcements, Cisco's latest move cuts out inefficient user pain-points.

	Network disaster recovery tips for business continuity SearchNetworking.com | 07 Jun 2007 ARTICLE - Network disaster recovery planning tips for business continuity from Verizon Business highlight what needs to be done to weather the storm.

	Disaster recovery options improve with WAN optimization SearchNetworking.com | 12 Apr 2007 ARTICLE - Disaster recovery plans are now a necessity for enterprises, and WAN optimization can improve the way DR policies work on the network and reduce costs.

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EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 3 of 16

NETWORK DISASTER RECOVERY EXPERTS
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	Recovering domain controllers after a server disk failure Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com | 01 Apr 2008 TIP - When recovering domain controllers after a system volume failure, there are certain situations in which a normal restoration won't work. Learn some special procedures in this tip.

	Remote office backup, archiving and disaster recovery for networking pros Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com | 24 Sep 2007 TIP - This tip takes a look at various techniques and technologies to protect and maintain data accessibility and data consistency in remote office branch office (ROBO) environments.

	After a server outage what emergency steps secure your network? 19 Sep 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - What emergency and recovery steps are taken when there is a network server outage? Find out from security expert Michael Gregg.

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 3 of 6

	Podcast: Data storage for network managers: Avoid remote office disaster SearchNetworking.com | 12 Oct 2007 PODCAST - This podcast takes a look at five common data storage hazards along with existing and emerging technologies to protect against and avoid data loss or application downtime.

	General Design Considerations -- Chapter 6 of 'Network Security Architectures' Cisco Press | 22 Nov 2006 CHAPTER DOWNLOAD - This chapter covers physical security issues, Layer 2 security considerations, routing considerations, and IP addressing, ICMP, transport protocol, and DoS design considerations.

	Choosing an optimal data center site Cisco Press | 08 Aug 2006 CHAPTER DOWNLOAD - This chapter explains how to choose an appropriate location for your data center, from the hazards you should avoid to the physical attributes you want.

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WHITE PAPERS

	Hosted Virtual Desktop Product Reviews Published by: Qumranet Inc. | 12 May 2008 PRODUCT LITERATURE - Solid ICE is the industry's highest performing and most scalable virtual desktop product. It allows enterprises the benefit of centralized desktops, without the need to change their applications or infrastructure.

	iSeries High Availability: Why It Has Become so Affordable and Easy to Use Published by: Vision Solutions | 09 May 2008 WHITE PAPER - It is a fortunate change of events for the SMB-sized shop that the powerful business continuity technology of high availability is no longer reserved for the largest enterprises.

	Echo² High Availability at Kingman Regional Medical Center Published by: Vision Solutions | 09 May 2008 CASE STUDY - When KRMC wanted more time to execute routine system maintenance, and needed a faster way to get back on its feet in the wake of a crippling system failure, Echo² HA Edition provided the cure.

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DEFINITIONS: 1 - 3 of 3

	loose coupling 29 Jun 2007 WORD - Loose coupling is a method of interconnecting the components in a system or network so that those components, also called elements, depend on each other to the least extent practicable. Loose coupling simplifies testing, ...

	graceful degradation 11 Jan 2007 WORD - Graceful degradation is the ability of a computer, machine, electronic system or network to maintain limited functionality even when a large portion of it has been destroyed or rendered inoperative. The purpose of graceful ...

	disruption-tolerant network 10 Jan 2007 WORD - A disruption-tolerant network (DTN) is a network designed so that temporary or intermittent communications problems, limitations and anomalies have the least possible adverse impact. There are several aspects to the effective ...

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