Showing posts with label offsite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label offsite. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

offsite tape storage company?

Can anyone suggest a company for offsite tape storage? Please see if
a contact number can be provided. Many Thanks in Advance
I'd love to get some recommendations. We are located in Delta, BC.
So any company
in Vancouver area will do. I heard of Iron Mountain, however, they
are
near the Fraser River,
Thanks in Advance,
StreetOn Feb 2, 1:46 am, "StreetMania" <evilcookiemons...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone suggest a company for offsite tape storage? Please see if
> a contact number can be provided. Many Thanks in Advance
> I'd love to get some recommendations. We are located in Delta, BC.
> So any company
> in Vancouver area will do. I heard of Iron Mountain, however, they
> are
> near the Fraser River,
> Thanks in Advance,
> Street
I can recommend Iron Mountain, we have used them for off-site pickup
for 5 years.
regards Simon

offsite tape storage company?

Can anyone suggest a company for offsite tape storage? Please see if
a contact number can be provided. Many Thanks in Advance
I'd love to get some recommendations. We are located in Delta, BC.
So any company
in Vancouver area will do. I heard of Iron Mountain, however, they
are
near the Fraser River,
Thanks in Advance,
Street
On Feb 2, 1:46 am, "StreetMania" <evilcookiemons...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone suggest a company for offsite tape storage? Please see if
> a contact number can be provided. Many Thanks in Advance
> I'd love to get some recommendations. We are located in Delta, BC.
> So any company
> in Vancouver area will do. I heard of Iron Mountain, however, they
> are
> near the Fraser River,
> Thanks in Advance,
> Street
I can recommend Iron Mountain, we have used them for off-site pickup
for 5 years.
regards Simon

offsite tape storage company?

Can anyone suggest a company for offsite tape storage? Please see if
a contact number can be provided. Many Thanks in Advance
I'd love to get some recommendations. We are located in Delta, BC.
So any company
in Vancouver area will do. I heard of Iron Mountain, however, they
are
near the Fraser River,
Thanks in Advance,
StreetOn Feb 2, 1:46 am, "StreetMania" <evilcookiemons...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone suggest a company for offsite tape storage? Please see if
> a contact number can be provided. Many Thanks in Advance
> I'd love to get some recommendations. We are located in Delta, BC.
> So any company
> in Vancouver area will do. I heard of Iron Mountain, however, they
> are
> near the Fraser River,
> Thanks in Advance,
> Street
I can recommend Iron Mountain, we have used them for off-site pickup
for 5 years.
regards Simon

Offsite Printing

Anyone have any suggestions on how I can go about getting Reporting Services
Reports(about 2000 pages) printed by a 3rd party printshop? PDF export etcmy co in the past has output the rpt to a PDF file, put the pdf on a cd, then
taken it to Kinkos to have them print out the file. This has worked will even
when travelling around the country.
hth!
"Davin" wrote:
> Anyone have any suggestions on how I can go about getting Reporting Services
> Reports(about 2000 pages) printed by a 3rd party printshop? PDF export etcsql

Offsite Database Mirroring for standby machine

Hi all,

we want to create a offsite redundant server which can be a standby machine if something happens to our primary machine, any input how to do this over internet? what type of bandwidth we need, and for security ssl or vpn? or anything i missed thats important to consider. Plans are to use sql server 2005. Thanks all

Well, there are a lot of options here:

1. "What type of bandwidth do we need?" Depends entirely on your load, specifically how much you log. So, find out how much you log at your peak and that should be the minimum bandwidth. Currently, I have an interstate deployment running in asynch mode, and they are doing well. There is not a backlog until they start to rebuild their indexes, at which point there can be a buildup of several GBytes. The solution to that is to rebuild the indexes less often.

2. Database mirroring has encryption built in.

3. "Anything else?" If you are trying to get automatic failover and running on the internet, then I would be worried that a surious or glitchy network would cause unwanted automatic failovers.

Thanks,

Mark