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"Guide" This article describes the current major technologies and solutions for remote replication and disaster recovery of Oracle databases. Currently, there are several technologies or solutions for remote replication and disaster tolerance for Oracle databases: (1) Disaster-tolerant replication scheme based on sto

network backup system based on the backup server, client, and storage device. The three-party architecture prevents the backup server from being involved in data backup and recovery data transmission, balances the system load and increases the system concurrency. It also describes the overall architecture of the network backup system, the backup server, backup proxy and Storage Server Subsystem functions, and communication interfaces, the network bac

and they will turn to another vendor. Business partner and vendor relationships: Frequent downtime raises questions about the reliability of your business, driving important partners and suppliers to business with other businesses. In fact, experts claim that a typical computing infrastructure outage is estimated at $42,000 per hour. At this rate, 1% per cent of usability improvements could result in millions of of dollars of revenue being created by reducing risk and increasing productivity.

banks should basically be in levels four, 5 and six. The larger the total asset size, the higher the level should be.Disaster recovery level refers to the disaster recovery ability national standard level, the following brief for everyone to introduce six levels of content: Disaster

While it is important to have a disaster recovery plan that includes programs that prevent replication failures, every domain controller in the core site is not responding, it is difficult to happen. The more common difficulty is due to hard disk crashes, poor network cards, file system degradation, Active Directory degradation, or a variety of minor problems that can cause damage to one domain controller.

When the master server suddenly fails or stops working due to other damages, it starts to start the VM that is synchronized with the master server and backed up, send an email to the administrator or send a notification directly to the mobile terminal of the Administrator. After the master server recovers, the VM includes the operating system, database, and application.ProgramAnd other related data are seamlessly migrated back to the original master server. To complete these operations, you only

Data-level disaster recovery Data-level disaster recovery focuses on data, that is, after a disaster occurs, the user's original data will not be lost or damaged. Data-level disaster tolerance is relatively basic. Among them, the

I. Level of disaster tolerance Disaster tolerance from the degree of protection generally divided into three levels: data level, system level, business level. Data-level disaster-tolerant concerns are data that ensures that the user's original data is not lost or compromised after a disaster occurs. Data-level

Customer profile A Life Insurance Co., Ltd. is a joint venture of foreign insurance Company and state-owned large-scale investment operation Enterprise, its business develops rapidly, 05-06 years respectively in Beijing, Shenyang, Shandong set up a branch. Its plans for the next 3-5 years in the northern part of China to open branches in several cities, gradually expanded into medium-sized insurance companies. With the rapid development of its business and the increasing number of branches, the

Cloud disaster tolerance, as its name implies, is a cloud-based Disaster Tolerance System, which can be either in a remote location or local location. The cloud disaster recovery system integrates the advantages of a local ha (High Available) system and a remote disaster

With the development of the information industry, disaster recovery and backup have been accepted by many companies and enterprises. At the same time, the manufacturers of disaster recovery and backup also threw out a lot of new concepts and ideas. However, as a professional disast