Project Description

We are providing wide range of backup services, as well as disk mirroring over high speed networks. The backup service will depend on the custommer's needs. All backups will be burned onto CDRom and shipped to the customer.

Below is a general list of services we are providing.

• Low speed modem backups: this service will be recommanded for small businesses with minimal amount of data requireing backing up. The data will be transferred using a 28,800 modem once a day to a centrall backup server where it will be burned onto CD Rom once a week and shipped to the customer. If a customer requires data restoration before the end of the week, we will restore the data and transfer it to the customer's site using the modem.
• Leased 56 Kbps and ISDB backup transfers: This service will be recommanded to larger businesses with small computer networks. The deta will be transferred to the central backup server up to 5 times a day. At the end of each day (or week depending on the amount of data collected), the data will be stored/burned onto CD Rom. Depending on the costumer's requirements the CD Roms will be shipped to the customer or stored in a central location.
• Disk mirroring over high speed connections: This service will be provided to customers who can not afford to loose data, nor down time in an event of a system crash. The customer will provide two identical systems. The two computer systems will be located in different locations; if possible different buildings to prevant damage to both systems in case of fir or some other damage to the building. The two systems will be connected with high speed connection (T1 or T3 line for smaller systems and AT&T's six Mbps GlobeSpan for larger systems). The connection between the two systems will be used to mirror data on both systems. In an event of a crash of the primary system, the secondary mirrored system will take over all responsibilities of the primary system. The loss of service provided by the primary system will be minimal. This would be posible because of network disk mirroring.

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