Does System Architects Disaster Recovery As A Service backup physical machines, VMWare Virtual machines or Hyper V Virtual Machines?

Yes, System Architects Disaster Recovery As A Service backs up physical, VMWare as well as Hyper V Virtual Machines.

Do I need to protect all my servers?

No, during the analysis of your current infrastructure System Architects Disaster Recovery consultants will identify and prioritize which server need to be protected and at what frequency.

My Environment is very complicated and requires servers to be powered on is a very specific sequence?

Our Disaster Recovery consultants will identify the proper sequence for the recovery and test it on your behalf to ensure that your recovery objectives are met.

What do I do in the event of a Real Disaster?

Unlike other solutions System Architects Disaster Recovery As A Service works with you during the disaster to make sure that your systems become available according to your Recovery Time Service Level.
Recovering from a disaster is as simple as calling the recovery toll free number and a Disaster Recovery Technician will verify your information and then initiate the recovery protocol. You will be updated at pre-agreed upon milestones until your solution is operational and you have access to your systems and can resume operations.

What are Recovery Points and Recovery Times?

A Recovery Point is the time between copies of the data, for example is your recovery point is 4 hours, there is a copy of your data made every four hours, so the most amount of data you can lose is 4 hours worth.
Recovery Times are how long it will take for the data from the last recovery point to become usable. For example if you are using tape backups for your disaster recovery solution and there is a flood in your server room destroying the servers your recovery time is the amount of time it would take to purchase and install new servers plus the time it takes for the tape to restore your data. Using System Architects Disaster Recovery As A Service your recovery time can be as small as one hour.

How do I get Disaster Recovery as a Service up and running?

Simply give us a call at 416-226-3240 and we will take care of everything. If you would like us to contact you, just fill in the contact form.