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How to implement snapshots
For many companies, that's just too much time. IT departments can use snapshots to capture entire storage environments, or simply track changes to the state of mission-critical systems. Snapshots can establish recovery points in just a fraction of the time needed for a traditional backup and can significantly reduce recovery point objectives (RPOs) by supporting...
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How to implement disk-to-disk backups
files, but also to meet increasing storage traffic demands. Scalability should also tie into any storage consolidation plans within the organization, using fewer and larger storage boxes to limit power consumption and stay within a reasonable energy footprint.
Include data deduplication technologies Data deduplication has become an indispensable element of disk-based... More...
How to improve tape backup performance and reliability
changing, shifting away from everyday data backup and moving toward deep archiving or offsite storage, but tape is still an important element of many data centers. Storage professionals must contend with concerns about tape performance and reliability that have remained almost unchanged for decades. In spite of the many different protective cassette designs...
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FAQ's
Who should be responsible for storage security?
There can be several individuals responsible for storage security. Ultimately, there is going to be an executive responsible for information security in general, and storage security is certainly a part of that. This will likely be the chief information security officer (CISO), chief...
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What security tools should I be using to test the security of my storage environment?
have to dig in deeper. When looking for vulnerabilities, go beyond the storage arena and consider any connected or related systems, including operating systems, Web applications, desktops, servers, switches, routers, firewalls and wireless networks -- practically anything that has access into the storage...
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Are organizations using the same tools to back up virtual server environments that they have in the past?
a traditional approach, you've got client-side agents deployed, there's a storage device across the LAN somewhere that's actually collecting information from the agents, and there's a storage device maybe across the SAN that's collecting that data.
In the virtual server virtualization, it can be pretty similar... More... |