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- A full backup copies every file in a system. Restore times are fast but backups are time-consuming and space-intensive so scheduling and data prioritization are important considerations.
- Differential and incremental backups fill in the gaps between full backups, storing any changes to data. They require a fraction of the server CPU cycles, bandwidth and storage space. The risk of data loss is obviously greater than full backups and restore times are slower but Infrascale can use special snapshot technology such as Block Level de-duping to rebuild images more rapidly.
- A synthetic backup consolidates a full backup and subsequent incremental backups into a single file. Recovery is fast, using less server cycles and bandwidth.
- In contrast to scheduled backup, continuous data protection (CDP) continuously tracks data modifications. CDP saves all changes and data can be recovered rapidly from any point in the past. Bandwidth burden is considerable but using compression techniques and block-level incremental backup, CDP devices can significantly reduce this load.
- Mirroring is a redundancy solution that literally mirrors your systems by making a straight copy of data to two or more drives simultaneously. Thereafter only new and modified files are copied. Unlike a full backup, data is not usually compressed so recovery is faster.
Remote Service calls are billable and charged at the current rate of $125.00/hr corporate with a 1 hour minimum






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We recycle all old computers and batteries at our local recycling center. We make every effort to recycle everything that can be recycled to reduce waste in our local landfills.