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Showing posts with label server backup specialist. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 April 2015

How to Choose a Server for Small Business?




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Using a server for your business is a big decision, therefore some trepidation is understandable. This guide will explain the basic principles to help you decide which class of server best suit you needs. Although a small server might look no different from an advanced, high-end desktop PC. But the machines of server PC are designed for very different tasks. While a desktop computer is designed for one person who needs a user-friendly operating system, a server runs a very specialized operating system designed to support many users.

Cloud server services such as Amazon Web Services, Rackspace Cloud Hosting and Microsoft’s Windows Azure, offer a number of benefits, especially for starters. You don’t have to worry about the equipment or software becoming outdated or obsolete. But, if that cloud service firm experiences a disaster, your business could see some disastrous days. What’s worse is, in that condition you could temporarily or permanently lose access to all your data. Another problem with cloud server is, if you lose internet connection, then you will be cut off from your applications and data and your employees won’t be able to share files. It also brings up some privacy and security concerns.

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Some big names in the server market are Fujitsu, HP, Dell, IBM, Lenovo and Oracle. Choosing the right server depends in larger measure on the applications you intend to run on it. Consider a NAS or even a Windows Home Server machine such as Netgear, QNAP, HP, Seagate and Synology, if all you need is file sharing, light-duty remote access for PCs and automated client backup. If you have more employees using computers and you need to operate an email or print server to manage a complex database or have very large storage requirements, or run sophisticated server-based applications such as ERP or CRM, then you probably want more robust option such as a rack, blade or tower server.

Server installation requires a great deal of time and professional hands to perform. At Network Repairs, we offer sever installation services by experts. Our proficient technicians can help you to setup all your server related problems and new server installation processes. For further assistance, call 416-410-1984 to talk to our customer support.

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Why Firewall is Essential for You?



The firewall is a protective layout between your computer and all other computers you are connected to. When you use the internet, you are all visible to the outside through different ports. Usually we use three types of port services; World Wide Web (Port 80), Incoming E-mail (Port 110) and Outgoing E-mail (Port 25). The firewall system closes off the ports which you aren’t using, because open ports are an invitation to hackers to raid your computer. 

Things would happen if you don’t have a firewall

Without firewall, your computer will be attacked within minutes. Your computers will be packed with Trojans, popup messages, virus and other worms. Malware and spyware will obstruct your browsers. The internet is full of hackers and other individuals who are waiting for your security vulnerability, so they can damage your computer systems or steal your personal information within just seconds. It is the job of firewall to prevent them. It acts like your system’s bouncer making sure anyone won’t pass through your ports. 

How it works?

Most of the firewalls will warn you about suspicious incoming traffic. Whoever will try to gain access to your computer will hit your computer’s firewall first. It deflects the attack and gives the user a warning message about it. Some good firewall systems also warn you about suspicious outgoing traffic. So the best firewalls do both and informs you both incoming and outgoing traffic. 

Which firewall should you use?

If you are using a wireless router then you already have a firewall in it. Check your router’s configurations and turned it ON. Once it is turned on, you can use a software firewall on each of your PC connected to the router for added protection. If you are not using a router then you need a software firewall. Install a well reputed internet security software which includes a firewall within it; like Kaspersky in your PC. 

For network server security firewall and other firewall related help, get in touch with Network Repairs. We also provide backup solutions, server maintenance, server installation and other network related supports to our customers. Call us at 416-410-1984 or visit our website to get brief details about our services. Our customer executives are 24x7 available for your help.

Tuesday, 30 December 2014

Planning for a Backup Strategy? Check This…

No one can ignore the importance of backing up their personal data on the computer. You can repair or replace your hardware, software or any program on your computer, but once your personal data and user files deleted, stolen, broken or lost, there is no way you can restore them. Your data on them are gone for forever if you don’t have the backups. Therefore, backup solution is most needed for your every PC. Here is the list of few things to consider at the time of planning a backup strategy.
  
 
1.  First of all determine which of your data you want for backup and when it should be backed up and where. Make your sensitive data are encrypted and physical secure.

2.  Take back up for your data regularly and store the data where it can be recovered easily.

3.  Use shadow copies for standard backup. Shadow copies are point-in-time copies of your documents in shared folders. You can recover your documents by using these point-in-time copies.

4.  Use a backup hardware to perform backups. You might need sets of several back up media and back up devices to perform timely backups. As a backup hardware, you can use tape drives, removal disc drives or optical drives. Try not to use tape drives, because they are less expensive but slower than other devices.

5.  Appoint a responsible person to perform regular backups of your business data and also recovery for that data.

6.  Use off-peak hours to perform backup works. It will speed up your backup process.

7.  Store backup tapes off-site. It is very important and will help you a lot at the time of natural disasters.

For easy and budget friendly backup solutions, contact Network Repairs. We have experienced backup specialists to help you 24/7 all around the year.