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Building a Disaster Recovery Plan-The Need | |
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The Need | |
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Plan for All Types of Disasters | |
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Reasons for Planning | |
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Let's Get Started | |
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Definitions and Risk Mitigation | |
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Server Criticality and Recovery Strategies | |
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Develop the Plan | |
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Validate the Recovery Plan | |
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Summary | |
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Vulnerability Assessment & Risk Analysis | |
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Site Vulnerability Assessment | |
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Vulnerability Assessment Summary | |
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Performing a Risk Analysis | |
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Summary | |
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Conducting a Business Impact and Recoverability Analysis | |
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Starting the Business Impact Analysis | |
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Tangible Costs | |
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Intangible Costs | |
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Identifying Mission-Critical Functions | |
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Outage Impact | |
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Recovery Time Objective vs. Recovery Point Objective | |
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Shifting Focus for Return on Investment (ROI) | |
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The Process of the BIA | |
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Summary | |
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Critical Server Ranking | |
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Classifying Systems for Recovery Priority | |
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Mission-Critical Only, Please | |
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Rank Your Data Backup Priorities | |
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Backups, and Recovery Time and Point Objectives | |
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Critical Systems Definition, A List | |
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Critical Systems Definition, B List | |
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Is Email Mission-Critical? | |
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Hardware Requirements for Mission-Critical Servers | |
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Summary | |
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Building Recovery Strategy Requirements | |
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The Disaster Recovery Challenge | |
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Guidelines for Selecting Recovery Strategies | |
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Market Trends | |
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Recovery Strategies | |
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Data Center Recovery Solutions | |
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Determine the Level of Business Resiliency You Want to Achieve | |
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Overall Site Restoration Strategy Sample | |
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Summary | |
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Backup and Recoverability | |
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Plan for Data Recovery | |
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10 Issues for the Administration of Backups | |
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Checklist for Backup and Recovery | |
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Backup Media Management | |
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How Much to Back Up for Disaster Recovery | |
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Backup Recovery and Media Services (BRMS) | |
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A Simple Save Strategy | |
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Save More with Save-While-Active | |
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Richard's Backup Solution | |
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Backups for Planned Maintenance Windows | |
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IBM's Virtual Tape Solution (VTL) | |
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Duplicate Your Removable Media | |
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Restoration Commands | |
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The BRMS System Recovery Report | |
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How the System Restores Access Paths | |
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Backing Up and Recovering a Domino Server | |
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Hardware Management Console (HMC) | |
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Summary | |
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Your Business Value of Systems Availability | |
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High Availability-Take the High Road | |
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Recovery on Your High-Availability Investment | |
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Is Your H/A Truly High Availability? | |
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IBM's Capacity Backup Offering | |
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Summary | |
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Vital Records and Critical Data Offsite Storage | |
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Vital Record Management | |
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Offsite Storage Considerations | |
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Choosing an Offsite Storage Provider | |
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Summary | |
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Building Your Teams | |
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Selecting Candidates: Pick Me! No, Don't Pick Me! | |
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When There Is Loss of Life or Missing People | |
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Building Your Recovery Teams | |
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How to Work Together | |
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The IT Recovery Management Team | |
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The IT Technical Recovery Team | |
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The Network Team | |
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The Hardware Recovery Team | |
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Application Recovery Team | |
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Facility Recovery Team | |
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Replacement Equipment | |
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Disaster Recovery Preparedness | |
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Administrative Responsibilities | |
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Care for Your Recovery Teams During a Disaster | |
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The Team's Meeting Place | |
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Summary | |
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Effective Communications | |
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Develop an Employee Call Sheet | |
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Who Do You Contact? | |
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Selecting a Meeting Place for the Command Center | |
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Facing and Dealing with the Media | |
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Notification Solution Design | |
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Summary | |
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How to Develop and Document a Disaster Recovery Plan | |
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Disaster Recovery Plan Development Overview | |
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Ready, Set, Write the Plan | |
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The Disaster Recovery Plan's Structure | |
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Developing and Writing the Procedures | |
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Disaster Recovery Teams Overview | |
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Summary | |
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Effective Plan-Activation Procedures | |
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The Disaster-Alert Notification Procedure | |
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First-Alert Response | |
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Hotsite Call-up Procedures | |
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Recalling Tapes from Your Offsite Storage Provider | |
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Site Restoration Activities | |
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Summary | |
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The Need for System-Related Documentation | |
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A Change in the i5 Philosophy Silos | |
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Write It All Down | |
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I Thought Those Backup Tapes Had Everything! | |
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Collecting and Maintaining System Information | |
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The Prtsysinf Command | |
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Complete Site Loss versus Server Loss | |
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Summary | |
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System i5/iSeries Restoration Procedures | |
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Recovery Procedures | |
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Case Study Sample | |
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Summary | |
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System i5/iSeries BRMS Restoration Procedures | |
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Summary | |
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Testing Your Disaster Recovery Plan | |
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Practice Just Like the Pros | |
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Satisfy the Need for Testing | |
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The Embarrassment of Testing: What If We Fail? | |
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Open-Book Testing | |
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Define a Complete Testing Project | |
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Passive Testing | |
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Active Testing | |
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Disaster Recovery Coordinator Testing Duties | |
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Introducing Murphy's Law | |
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Evaluation of Test Results | |
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Be a Survivor | |
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Summary | |
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Plan Maintenance | |
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Your Plan Design | |
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Implementing a Maintenance Philosophy | |
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Revisit Your Plan-Get into Maintenance Mode | |
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Change Management | |
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Summary | |
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Selecting a Commercial Hotsite Provider | |
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Advance Planning = Hotsite | |
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Internal or External Hotsite? | |
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What to Look for in a Hotsite Provider | |
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Cost Considerations | |
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Summary | |
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A Family DR Plan | |
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Disaster Recovery Begins at Home | |
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Emergency Supplies | |
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Practice and Maintain Your Plan | |
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Personal and Family Requirements | |
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Awareness Training | |
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Information on Family Disaster Plans | |
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Summary | |
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Sample Documents | |
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Business Impact Analysis Questionnaire | |
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Operational Priorities | |
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Operational Impacts | |
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Customer Service | |
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Cash Flow/Revenue | |
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Regulatory (If Applicable) | |
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Increases In Liability | |
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Vendor Relations | |
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Financial Control/Reporting | |
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Mission Critical IT Applications | |
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Vulnerability | |
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Server Criticality Analysis | |