Computer Network Consulting
Server Backup Systems Installation & Management
Today, more than ever before, businesses are dependent on their servers and workstations to do business. Downtime, and data loss are increasingly becoming serious impairments to businesses when they occur. Tape backup systems are still the staple most businesses rely on when it comes to disaster recovery planning.
The primary advantages Backup Tape systems offer:
- Removable media that can be conveniently and safely stored:
By having a physical media that is removable you can rest a little easier in knowing that your backup data is not located on an actively accessible medium such as a hard drive, where accidental deletion can still occur. - In house control of data:
For some businesses, in particular those that deal with sensitive customer information or intellectual property, limiting where and to whom your backup data/media is entrusted can be paramount. - Portability to allow for periodic off-site storage of media:
Moving a periodic copy of your media to a secondary office or storage location can prevent you from losing everything in the event of a catastrophic event such as a building fire.
Craftix has been providing Backup Tape System installation, management, and off-site storage services for over a decade. What's more, we specialize in one of the most widely used Backup Management Software packages, Symantec Backup Exec. Backup Exec offers an interface through which automated scheduling of backups can be accomplished, and offers flexible methods for backup to control both the amount of time and storage that we be needed for each scheduled backup.
You can't afford to lose your data, plain and simple. A Backup Tape System managed by Craftix can go a long way toward prevention of serious data loss.
Contact us to learn more about how a tape backup system may be the right fit for protecting your server and systems environment. Craftix provides Network Consulting Services in the Baltimore, Washington D.C., Frederick and Gettysburg areas.
