Disaster Recovery

Ask yourself these questions…

• How often will I test & update my network disaster recovery plan?
• Who will I call when my network disaster hits?
• How will I recover my data?
• How long should I expect to be down?
• Will I be able to help my existing clients/customers during the recovery?
• How much will it cost me to recover?
• who is responsible for my data backups?
• Are my backups being stored in a safe location?
• What is a reasonable acceptance of lost data?
• See Step 1!

Statistics show that on average, over 40% of businesses that do not have a Disaster Recovery Plan go out of business after a major loss like a fire, a break-in, a storm, or sabotage.

A Good Plan Increases Your Chances of Recovery

There is no reason a temporary setback should turn into a permanent failure - if you protect your organization before disaster strikes. The first step is to create a Disaster Recovery, or Business Continuity Plan. We can help you get started right away. We will put together a comprehensive plan for your entire organization, considering key components crucial to your recovery, and establish a formal process to be followed to restore your business continuity when a disaster occurs.

Your Disaster Recovery Plan will be a comprehensive, step-by-step process for you and your staff to follow, covering such items as contacting your local authorities and insurance carriers, re-establishing phone service, sourcing equipment, restoring data, and all essentials needed to restore your organization's operational capability.

The Technology At Work To Keep Your Systems Working

Our NAS device can be configured to backup multiple Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 servers by partition or by logical drives. There are no file or folder-level exclusions, because a snapshot of the entire partition is taken at the block level on the hard drive. Also, database applications such as Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Exchange Server transfer data in blocks without having to worry if files are open or if they are in use. Key Components Of The Device’s Technology Are:

• Base Image -
• Remote Storage and Base Remote Backup Image Creation –
• Incremental –
• Incremental Forever Methodology –
• Synthetic Incremental –
• Recovery Options –
• Virtualization (Physical to Virtual) Standby Server Functionality
• Bare Metal Restore (Virtual to Physical) –
• On-site and Off-site Solution with Multiple Restore Points –

Everything comes together in our NAS device to produce 15-minute incremental snapshots that safely reside within the device and are ready to be used to restore a file, a file folder, an email, or a database… all within five minutes.

is an online backup service that allows you to back up your valuable computer data over the Internet. Optix Online Backup automates the process of backing up your data offsite. Backups begin automatically and your data is sent to and stored in two redundant storage facilities located hundreds of miles apart. Your data is encrypted, and always remains encrypted using a unique 256 bit encryption key that only you have. Moreover, you can restore your files as often as you need to and at any time day or night, in as easy as a few clicks of your mouse.

Why Online Backup:

• Online Backup is automatic
• Online Backup is offsite
• Online Backup is scalable
• Online Backup allows you to easily retrieve data
• Online backup saves money
• Online backup lets you sleep easier