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I was just on the DR quest and here are some of my notes: Lakeview Technology product MIMIX(r) dr1(tm) Uses data block checksums to determine if a file has changed. Tyra.Luhrsen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx iTera's product GuardianSave(tm) Uses journaling. Chris Hansen chris.hansen@xxxxxxxxxxxx Vision Solutions, Inc. Dan Simms dsimms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Quick-EDD Hainey Business Systems Darrell Mudd dmudd@xxxxxxxxxxx Management halted the project before I could thoroughly investigate all the solution providers. Regards, Guy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 16:21:54 -0500 from: rob@xxxxxxxxx subject: Re: EDI backup What would you fax (etc) if your hardware was down? Most of that stuff would be stored on your i5. If it's down, it's down. As far as communcations go - get multiple lines. One to your local telco. And then another one to bypass it. For example our wireless tower to one of our plants 30 miles away. That should cover the moron with the trenching tool down the street. For a quote, try suggesting a Mimix or iTera solution at an offsite location. Granted, it probably won't be the low-ball solution but when it hits the fan do you want to be the one who says the backup solution is to fax stuff to the backup place. When: 1 - You can't fax because your lines are down 2 - Or you can't fax because the report is still in the i5, and that went casters up. Rob Berendt
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