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BREVITY OF LEVITY

Off-Site Backup

Right for every size business!

-A LAN Discovery Tool scans your network and provides detailed information about your company's data. This helps you observe, think and apply your backup decisions on a more informed basis, and back up only the data you need – keeping your costs low.

-You will be able to restore the entire operating system, applications, settings and data for an entire machine – onto a new machine with different hardware than the original one. If disaster strikes and you need to restore your data onto completely different machines this can be done effortlessly.

-No need to install software agents on all your machines - just the one server that runs the backup/restore system and sends the data to the secure off-site data vault.

-A copy of the latest data being sent to the off-site data vault can also be stored on your local network. In the event of a disaster, you can restore your latest data quickly at LAN speeds – even if you're using inexpensive WAN technologies such as DSL or cable.

-It’s sent via a secure, reliable and high-capacity Internet connection consisting of bi-directional OC-12 & OC-192 rings that extend throughout Canada and the United States. Every part of the network has a redundant "stand-in" that instantly becomes operational in the event of a hardware failure.

-This technology is packed with sophisticated features. For example, our "send once" technology recognizes where data is duplicated across a network – no easy feat – and sends only one copy to the server, minimizing your costs and increasing efficiency. And our Message Level Restore feature enables you to restore email data - down to a single email message for a specific user.

·          Tech Support: "Ok, ma'am, I need you to do a ctrl-alt-del."

·          Customer: "How do I do that?"

·          Tech Support: "Push and hold 'ctrl' and 'alt' at the same time, and then hit 'delete'."

·          Customer: "Where are those?"

·          Tech Support: (explains the location of the keys)

·          Customer: "Nothing happened."

·          Tech Support: "Try again."

·          Customer: "Still nothing."

 

      A minute or two later....

·          Customer: "Should I turn my computer on? Would that help?"

·          Tech Support: "Yeah, it might."