Introduction to Disaster Recovery for Windows Server 2003
The time when you and your users realize the true value of information is when
that information is either permanently or temporarily unavailable. Make
your mantra: 'If I cannot manage without a file, then I will protect that file.'
The best solution for disaster recovery is prevention. So during
your review of disaster recovery strategies, do take the time to see how rising
technologies like SAN* and NAS* can protect your data.
The best disaster prevention strategy is to identify your weakest link.
While the best local tactic is to identify then eliminate any single point of failure.
Topics for Disaster Recovery in Windows Server 2003
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*Acronym check
RAID - Redundant array of inexpensive disks
UPS - Uninterruptible power supply
NAS - Network area storage
SAN - Server area network.
This section features the best of general disaster strategies, combined with specific recovery methods for Windows Server 2003. My advice is start by identifying your
weakest link, then homing in on that disaster recovery area.