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Analyzing backup and recovery requirements
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Last Update: Nov 13, 2006 | 10:10
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Originating Author: David Vellante

This article is designed to provide a detailed overview of best practices in assessing backup and recovery needs. It is written for planning professionals interested in developing backup and recovery plans for their organizations. The article is structured to address what backup and recovery plans are all about, how these plans are used, the business impact of developing and implementing a plan and how to develop a plan.

Contents

  • 1 What is a backup and recovery plan?
  • 2 How a backup and recovery plan works?
  • 3 The impacts of using a backup and recovery plan
  • 4 How to develop a backup and recovery plan

What is a backup and recovery plan?

How a backup and recovery plan works?

The impacts of using a backup and recovery plan

How to develop a backup and recovery plan

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2456 Dvellante 06 Nov 13 10:10:48
2454 Dvellante 06 Nov 13 10:07:35 [[Backup and recovery]] moved to [[Analyzing backup and recovery requirements]]: verbize
2193 Mrgood 06 Oct 30 15:34:28
2149 Mrgood 06 Oct 28 15:42:09
1987 Dvellante 06 Oct 28 09:01:59 stub

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