FLAT FILE BACKUP Sample Clauses

FLAT FILE BACKUP. Flat file backup is supported on servers. An encrypted copy of your information is kept on a local storage device and in a cloud storage system. ADVANTAGE implements a program to run backups so that they are updated every night. In the event of server failure, client will open a support ticket with ADVANTAGE, who will attempt to recover the existing server. If the server is not recoverable, the server will be repaired, and a copy of the local backup will be restored (estimated downtime up to 24 hours). If the local backup cannot be restored, then the cloud based backup will be restored upon server repair (estimated downtime up to 24 hours). It is important to note that estimated downtime is based on the time from a server operating system being repaired where we can begin to Page 10 of 15 restore the client data. Expected data loss is whatever data was modified between the last backup (the night prior to failure) and the point of system crash. 14.5(B) IMAGE BASED BACKUP WITH CLOUD PLUS BDR SOLUTION. Complete image backup is supported with the BDR. A copy of the managed server will be hosted on the CloudPlus BDR device and in a cloud storage system, updated every 1 hour. In the event of server failure, client will open a support ticket with ADVANTAGE, who will attempt to recover the existing server. If the server is not recoverable, the BDR solution will be brought online, and the client can work as normal off of the BDR solution. Once the main server is repaired, the data will be migrated from the BDR to the main server. Estimated downtime is 30 minutes. Expected data loss is whatever data has been modified in the past hour since the last backup.
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