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How to Make Your Website Migration Smooth

August 3rd, 2010

(The Hosting News) – Migrating your website from one host to another is a difficult task. It is both exciting and at times daunting to perform. Presently if your website is not structured properly and is growing haphazardly, it is time to make a change and consider redesigning things. Reconstructing your database and content storage requires better planning beforehand so that you can avoid all the unnecessary headaches. Available disk space and bandwidth are few initial things that need consideration to improve the conditions of your site to maintain a steady flow of repeated as well as new visitation.

Your new host may have a better plan to offer you that includes improved performance of the site, good features, increased stability and even a price that suits your budget the best. Knowing and understanding the best time to move to a new host is critical. For this you have to maintain a check list that ensures all the technical as well as the minor issues being addressed timely and effectively. Following these specific techniques will enable you to complete the job in a manner that will not require you to restart right from selecting the correct keywords to optimizing your website.

Select your host carefully: There can be nothing more frustrating than getting your site moved to a new host and then realizing that your previous one was better. It is vital to make a checklist of all the features your current host is providing and comparing it with the solutions of your new web hosting provider. This will help to make a better comparison and plan how your website can fit the new host system.
Revise DNS records: DNS records describe the internet how it can find your website. When you shift to a new host these records need updating. The name server is used wherever your domain name is managed. If your information is not properly updated your website will remain inaccessible to the rest of the world.
Have a backup of the old site: Do not cancel your old account in haste. It is a wise decision to have a proper back up of your old site as it will give you time to find out the bugs and remove the problems.
Intimate your users early: If you have regular customers and your site attracts lot of traffic, make sure to intimate your customers a few weeks in advance. Moving your website may take few days and it may take a while to propagate the new information throughout the internet.
Testing: Once you have shifted to your new host, test everything. Fix the bugs before your users start facing problems and ensure that everything is ready and proper from the move.

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How to Make Your Website Migration Smooth

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DediPower Opens New UK Data Centre

August 2nd, 2010

(The Hosting News) – DediPower, one of the UK’s fastest growing managed hosting providers, today launched its third data centre to accommodate its rapidly growing managed hosting business which includes dedicated servers, co-location options, virtualisation platforms and Cloud based solutions.

Designed to accommodate expansion of DediPower’s existing client base, which includes Virgin, Sony, ITV, the NHS, and The BRIT Awards, the new 11000 sq.ft tier 3 data facility has the capability to house 200 additional racks at 6kw each and affords FM200 fire suppression. Delivering high capacity, robust and reliable storage, its enterprise class infrastructure is ideal for companies seeking secure off-site data storage or business recovery and compliance requirements.

Craig Martin, DediPower CEO, comments, “Forecasts for the hosting market are very positive. Medium enterprises are now hungry for the cost and performance benefits they can reap through planned migration to managed hosting. Our experience shows that by moving from in-house to our high capacity virtualised managed solutions they can reduce their costs by as much as 40%. With our new facility, we are powered up and ready to deliver outstanding benefits, excellent support and innovative new Cloud-based services for companies seeking to exploit these to the full.”

DediPower, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and RedHat Ready Hosting Partner, has been providing bespoke hosting services since 1999 and hosts many thousands of servers for customers at its two existing purpose built data centres in Berkshire. Customers and sites include some of the largest and most well known brands and companies in the world, from a wide range of industries including digital design, retail, finance, travel, education, health, utilities, communications and fast moving goods. DediPower also provides tailored solutions to both central and local government using the very latest technology supported by 24 x 7 customer support.

Martin concludes “As a premier supplier of managed hosting services in the UK, we are delighted to be able to free enterprises from the constraints and costs of managing their own infrastructure. This new data centre, once again, confirms our commitment to delivering world class hosting solutions backed by passionate support and renowned customer service.”

DediPower Opens New UK Data Centre

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StratoGen Managed Hosting announces major upgrade

July 29th, 2010

(The Hosting News) – StratoGen completed today the final phase of its strategic upgrade of core network facilities. The upgraded network can carry more than 10GB of data per second and will provide customers with increased scalability, higher capacity and total resilience. It took 6 months to design, build and deploy.

The project has been completed 2 months early with zero downtime, which is testament to the talented engineers employed by the company.

Karl Robinson, Director of StratoGen, said: “We already have an enviable reputation for network quality and we continue to invest in our infrastructure to make sure we stay ahead. All our clients have a 100% uptime guarantee so it was vitally important that these significant upgrades were planned in such a way so as to avoid any service disruption. Naturally I’m very proud of the performance of our technical team as this will serve to highlight the strength of our service level agreement and the calibre of the engineers that look after our infrastructure.”

The deployment of all new high-end Cisco routers and switches has resulted in a significant speed increase and makes StratoGen one of the most resilient managed hosting providers in Europe. In addition, the platform allows for complex private network infrastructures and can cope with huge volumes of event driven Internet traffic.

“UK businesses have become increasingly aware of the importance of their online presence and this has led to a rapid growth in managed hosting. With these upgrades in place we can look forward to servicing many more customers and deploying complex hosting infrastructures with ease,” Robinson said.

For further information please visit http://www.stratogen.net/

About StratoGen
StratoGen is a managed hosting company providing enterprise VMware hosting, managed server hosting, colocation and connectivity products all backed by a 100% uptime SLA.

StratoGen have invested significant capital into building out a true enterprise class infrastructure that offers clients real business benefits whilst reducing their costs. High uptime, high throughput websites and online applications require resilient & scalable hosting solutions and this is where StratoGen is a market leader.

StratoGen Managed Hosting announces major upgrade

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ServInt COO to Speak at HostingCon 2010

July 15th, 2010

(The Hosting News) - ServInt, a pioneering provider of managed web hosting for businesses worldwide, today announced its Chief Operating Officer Christian Dawson will be a featured speaker at HostingCon 2010 in Austin, Texas July 19th at 10 a.m. Dawson’s session will examine how virtualization and superior customer service will shape the future of the global hosting industry.

“Savvy technology integration and a commitment to long-term customer relationships will be the keys to prosperity in our industry,” Dawson said. “As one of the world’s most prominent web hosts since 1995, we are the first to notice the extent to which customer demands are changing. Mega-hosts too often try to meet bandwidth demands through technology and price alone, without adequately focusing on two-way, long-term customer relationships.”

Dawson’s presentation will outline how progressive web hosts can use virtualization and personal, customer-oriented hosting services to gain market share and ensure long-term growth.

“As the market evolves, small-scale innovation will be rewarded. The most innovative hosts will combine the latest VPS solutions with a willingness to tackle harder problems on a more personal basis. At the same time, effective VPS solutions will provide critical power to large-scale sites, while maximizing scalability, boosting energy efficiency and minimizing environmental impact.”

To read Dawson’s daily blog postings from HostingCon 2010, visit The ServInt Source at http://blog.servint.net.

About HostingCon

HostingCon is the premier conference and trade show for the hosted services industry. HostingCon is celebrating its sixth anniversary, with a projected attendance of more than 1,500 Internet professionals from over 30 countries. For more information, visit www.hostingcon.com.

About ServInt

ServInt is a pioneering provider of high-reliability, managed web hosting for businesses worldwide. ServInt’s commitment to Green IT services is demonstrated by its award-winning Virtual Private Server (VPS) solutions. ServInt was founded in Northern Virginia in 1995 as one of the first web-hosting companies to offer a Managed Dedicated Server solution. From multiple world-class data centers, ServInt now provides its scalable suite of VPS and Managed Enterprise Server packages to thousands of customers in more than 60 countries. To learn more about ServInt hosting solutions, please call 1-800-573-7846 or visit www.servint.net.

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ServInt COO to Speak at HostingCon 2010

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ServInt Offers Full-Gigabit Throughput on Dedicated Packages

July 14th, 2010

(The Hosting News) – ServInt, a pioneering provider of managed web hosting for businesses worldwide, today began offering full-gigabit throughput as an optional, add-on feature for its most popular Managed Dedicated Server packages, for $25 more per month.

The new offering is available through an easy-to-use, online configuration system. ServInt previously had offered the full-gigabit upgrade on a custom basis, requiring consultation with a ServInt configuration engineer.

“When we decided to standardize our gigabit-throughput service, we put our customers’ interests first,” said ServInt Chief Operating Officer Christian Dawson. “Until recently, we felt that the billing complexity and performance-reward aspects of gigabit connections were generally poorly understood. Therefore, we required customers to consult with our engineers before making that type of server upgrade.”

Dawson added, “Today, a far greater number of customers clearly need a gigabit connection to run their businesses. Those who need the connection also recognize its intricacies, as well as its tremendous benefit. We now feel comfortable making the purchase decision easier. Of course, customers always can contact our engineers before making any upgrade to their service packages. In fact, we encourage it.”

As a recent example of a ServInt customer’s successful full-gigabit deployment, Dawson cited a best-selling author whose new book reached the top of Amazon.com’s sales chart. The massive surge in traffic at the customer’s site – which required bandwidth of 210 Mbps for two full days – was easily accommodated by his gigabit upgrade.

“This kind of customer experience is increasingly common, as broadband-centric content proliferates in an increasingly Internet-dependent world,” said Dawson. “Last year, ServInt dropped its bandwidth overage charges by 75 percent to make it easy for our customers to thrive in this new environment. Now, the time is right to make gigabit connections even easier to purchase and configure.”

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Contracts or No Contracts? Making the Right Choice

July 8th, 2010

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When it comes to deciding what you need for your business, come to terms with what your business really is. Is it continually changing and expanding to include new business ventures or does it stay fairly consistent with itself? Usually, the answer to this question is the deciding factor in whether or not a contractual agreement would be right for you. A contract, depending on the terms, can offer a few advantages. It’s more affordable, it can be upgradeable to include new features and options and can allow you to decide whether or not you want to continue business with this company in the future. On the other side of the coin, paying as you go for a server can keep you safe from making the wrong purchasing decision. Being able to change server companies can have its advantages. If you make the wrong choice and the server does not live up to your expectations, you aren’t left with a lengthy contract to wade through.

Let’s take a more in-depth look at the factors you should consider when making your choice. A contractual agreement has the following benefits:

• It’s much easier to tweak your server’s features and options to include only what you need and nothing that you don’t. A contract provides you with the ability to monitor your site’s needs and future requirements.

• A contract can save you a lot of money. Usually, signing a year long contract can save you even up to 20 percent or, why not, even more in comparison to a non-contractual agreement.

• Contracts automatically renew so you don’t have to deal with making payments every year. Should the contract be everything you need, renewing takes place automatically. Otherwise, simply discontinue the automatic renewal process. When your contract expires, the agreement is legally over.

• Contractual agreements may guarantee a specific level of service for the duration of your contract. Should performance levels fall below a certain level, you might be entitled to additional compensation. These details are in the fine print of a server agreement.

• Some contracts come with a higher level of customer support, sometimes 24/7. These additional perks are reserved for people willing to dedicate their payments for periods of a longer duration.

• Contractual agreements can give you a better understanding of the service features and options you are receiving. Being able to research every small detail of the services provided to you may help you make better business decisions based on the presented data.

Non-contractual agreements can benefit your business in the following ways:

• No minimum fees. Fees are sometimes associated with contractual agreements. There is no minimum data transfer amount purchase requirement. True pay as you go pricing will help your business to understand exactly what it needs in a contract before considering one. Early planning and accurate statistics are the keys to the long-term success of a business.

• No termination fees. With almost every managed hosting server contract, there is going to be early termination fees. These fees can be quite lofty. If you choose the wrong server hosting, you’re left with the cost of having to reformulate your plans.

• Pay only for the services you need. Nothing more, nothing less!

Making the decision is pretty simple. If your business is just starting out and you have no idea what your business will require, then paying as you go makes the most sense. Why would you want to run the risk of signing a contract when you have no idea what your online business truly requires from managed server hosting?

After a year or so of paying only for the services you need, you will be able to make a much smarter purchasing decision when it comes time to sign a contract. You avoid the early termination fee, you get to gather accurate statistical information about your website’s visitors and bandwidth and will be more able to make accurate projections regarding the future requirements of your business.

Signing the contract after this point will be easy and leave you with the peace of mind that comes from statistical data. In almost every instance, you would end up overpaying for services you don’t need if you obligate your business to a contract too quickly. After your first contract expires, you might want to begin another cycle of pay as you go. This will give you time to research the signing of another contract or, move on to another managed server hosting provider.

It’s all about trial and error. You must be able to accurately understand what your business needs and why. All projections which have to do with the future needs of your business will be based on this data.

Contracts or No Contracts? Making the Right Choice

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Connect Internet Solutions Partners with The Bunker to Host Disaster Recovery Option

July 7th, 2010

(The Hosting News) – The Bunker, the provider of Ultra* Secure Data Centre and Managed Services, has announced a new customer relationship with Connect Internet Solutions, providing the company with an environment to host the disaster recovery option for the website and underlying content management system (CMS) of the National Audit Office.

The Bunker has built a bespoke solution for the National Audit Office – the independent parliamentary body responsible for auditing UK central government departments and reporting to parliament on the value for money achieved by government projects and programmes – which comprises a fully managed dedicated infrastructure and hosting of the disaster recovery system. The service is delivered from within The Bunker’s ISO 27001 and PCI DSS accredited ultra secure data centre and provides robust, off-site disaster recovery for the website and CMS.

Connect Internet Solutions, a specialist provider of web-based solutions, recognised The Bunker’s outstanding security (ISO27001) and service credentials (ITILv3) in delivering the disaster recovery option for the National Audit Office.

“We chose to partner with The Bunker because, like ourselves, they are ISO27001 accredited and can provide a robust and secure service to our customers,” commented Carole Boardman, Public Sector Director, Connect Internet Solutions.

Simon Neal, Chief Operating Officer at The Bunker, said, “Working with Connect Internet Solutions to host a disaster recovery site for the National Audit Office is an exciting opportunity. It adds to the growing pool of central government and primary authority systems housed within The Bunker’s ultra secure data centres and helps cement our position as a leading provider of premium data centre services. We look forward to supporting the company to deliver its unique offering.”

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About Connect Internet Solutions

Connect is a specialist provider of web solutions, dedicated to excellence and best practice in web development and strategy. We provide a full in-house, end-to-end service, supporting clients from consultancy, project inception, specification and design through to development, delivery, training, hosting and ongoing support. Post-delivery support services include a Help Desk, site reporting, evaluation and optimisation services. Our principal areas of business activity are:

web and multimedia design
multi-user content management systems, back-end systems, database-driven systems
web hosting (ISO27001 accredited)
integration
web development including portals
application development / online tools
multi-channel expertise – intranet, extranet, internet
e-business – e-commerce, secure payment systems
e-government – supporting public sector requirements and initiatives, government applications development.

We are award-winning web specialists, a team of individuals with enormous enthusiasm for what we do and the motivation to deliver a solution we’ll all be proud of.

We spend time getting to know you and what you want to achieve. We’re different because we offer a personal service at every step, with people you know and trust and with continuity in all our dealings with you. In addition to your dedicated delivery team, all of whom you’ll meet, you will have a Board Sponsor, who represents your interests at board level. Partnership working is a key strength of ours (it must be, as our customers keep coming back to us!).

Our web expertise is widely acknowledged through testimonials, referrals and awards. We know what works and what doesn’t, what’s proven and what’s new. Making you successful really matters to us, so we design a personalised solution that’s exactly what you need, combining best practice and innovation in appropriate measures.

We are fortunate to have worked with a very impressive list of clients on a wide range of projects that successfully use the web to deliver results. With a place on the Buying Solutions Software Application Solutions framework agreement for the provision of Web Design and Content Management Services and an average customer score of 97/100 we must be doing something right!

About The Bunker

The Bunker delivers Ultra Secure Managed Hosting, Outsourced IT and Data Centre solutions from within Europe’s most secure data centres.

Our data centres, which are outside the M25 yet within easy reach of London, are military-grade nuclear bunkers purpose built to house the UK’s air defence systems. We run 24/7/365 and our NOC monitors systems both nationally and internationally and is staffed around the clock by system and network engineers and security staff. The Bunker is ISO 27001 and PCI DSS accredited and follows ITILv3 best practice and PRINCE 2 management standards.

Our clients are financial services organisations, technology companies, local government and other regulated businesses that value a premium service built around security.

For more information visit www.thebunker.net

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ServInt Adding Nearly One-Half Petabyte of Storage Capacity to VPS Cloud

June 23rd, 2010

(The Hosting News) – ServInt, a pioneering provider of managed web hosting for businesses worldwide, today announced it is significantly increasing disk-space resources – by nearly one-half petabyte – for its Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting packages. The enhancement is the latest in a series of infrastructure upgrades deployed by ServInt, all of which have been provided to existing customers at no charge.

ServInt Founder and Chief Executive Officer Reed Caldwell said, “To see how ServInt differs from other web hosts, look no further than this announcement. Today, we’re not only implementing a massive service upgrade across our popular VPS packages, we’re also extending this upgrade to all our customers, past and present, at no additional charge.”

Caldwell continued, “When clients order a ServInt VPS or SuperVPS, they aren’t just getting a server, they’re getting a promise that they’ll always have a powerful, cutting-edge solution powering their business. This service enhancement is a fulfillment of that promise. In some instances, we nearly doubled our customers’ available disk space – and it won’t cost them a penny more.”

New VPS Service Specifications:

–ServInt’s Essential VPS service, priced at $49 per month, now features 50 GB disk space, up from 30 GB.

–ServInt’s Signature VPS service, priced at $89 per month, now features 75 GB of disk space, up from 40 GB.

–ServInt’s Ultimate VPS service, priced at $129 per month, now features 100 GB of disk space, up from 60 GB.

–ServInt’s SuperVPS service, priced at $199 per month, now features 100 GB of disk space, up from 75 GB.

As before, this disk space is provided on powerful RAID arrays with industry-leading performance, augmented by free backups.

New customers will have immediate access to the enhanced service offerings. ServInt’s engineering staff already has begun implementing the disk-space increases for existing customers, and anticipates having all VPS customers up and running in the enhanced packages within 90 days. This upgrade will not require any effort or involvement from ServInt customers.

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Datapipe Sponsors 2010 WIRED Business Conference: Disruptive By Design

June 9th, 2010

(The Hosting News) – Datapipe, a leading provider of custom-managed hosting solutions, announced today it will sponsor The WIRED Business Conference: Disruptive by Design on Monday, June 14, 2010 in New York City. Industry leaders headline the agenda for this cutting edge event focused on bringing together the best in business transformation.

“WIRED has put together an event that will deliver an exceptional experience for participants,” said Robb Allen, CEO of Datapipe. “It is important to be part of a conference that embraces innovation and creative thought leadership in response to the constant evolution of today’s dynamic business environment.”

Headline speakers and conversation sessions with WIRED editors include top executives from AOL, NPR, Starbucks, Progressive Insurance, Hunch, and Zynga Game Network. Chris Anderson, Editor-in-Chief of WIRED, known for New York Times best sellers, The Long Tail and Free: The Future of a Radical Price, will address the conference and conduct a conversation with Frederick W. Smith, Chairman and CEO of FedEx Corporation. Complete conference information is available at http://wiredbusinessconference.com/index.html

“The WIRED Disruptive Business Conference is where the world’s most innovative executives come together to share their ideas about how technology is propelling business into the future,” said Howard Mittman, VP Publisher at WIRED Magazine. “As we embark upon our mission to uncover radical solutions that will help reshape the corporate landscape, we see Datapipe as an organization who shares our own sense of corporate responsibility and we are incredibly proud to have them as a sponsor of this exciting event.”

Datapipe and WIRED have a long standing relationship including past sponsorships of presentations by Chris Anderson and NextFest. The two companies share a mutual commitment to digital business and the growth of technology.

About Datapipe
Datapipe provides custom managed hosting solutions for businesses with complex Internet facing infrastructures. We proactively manage security, monitoring, storage, data center operations, servers, and applications including database administration and the full software stack. The company provides services to more than 1000 customers in six data centers and eight office locations in the United States, the United Kingdom, and China. Datapipe was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey. http://www.datapipe.com

Media Contact: Kristen Hamilton, 201.792.1918

Datapipe Sponsors 2010 WIRED Business Conference: Disruptive By Design

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Backing it Up – An Overview of Data Backup Solutions for Managed Servers

June 4th, 2010

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Data backup solutions for servers come in two forms. Software or hardware. A software solution can be used if your computer has access to the World Wide Web. The World Wide Web provides the ability to upload your file backups to a storage facility or other secure location. While all backups use software packages to accomplish the task, it can be helpful and more reliable to use your own hardware. You can store your own hardware in any safe and secure location you choose. Away from any environmental stimuli, backup hardware like hard disks and RAM will be sure to perform at their highest standards. Keeping your own hardware in its own separate location, hooked up to the World Wide Web, is not something everyone is willing to do.

To remedy this situation, the ability to use disk and tape backups made its appearance. This allows computer professionals to configure their hard disks to record data on a variety of different removable media. You can choose to use USB drives, Flash drives, CD-ROMs, floppy disks, external hard drives and more. Flash drives and external hard drives are an economical and more efficient than traditional removable media. Floppy disks and CD-ROM’s are only effective if the size of your data is small enough to fit on the removable disks. If the size of your data is larger than that, USB plug-in drives and external hard drives would be the best option. An external hard drive is the champion of backup file storage and is optimal for reliability and disk access time.

Backing up your data remotely is another highly popular option. Providing you have continual Internet access, you can configure your server to upload a backup of your files as often as you like. Remote data storage has additional benefits as well. Your backup files are sent to a secure data storage location, safe from wind, rain, snow and dust. Providing you pay the fee, your data will be as secure as a fortress, providing you with peace of mind and effective file storage 24/7. While it does cost a moderate amount, the security and feature availability is legendary. Only the incredibly high end servers rely on their own hardware for backup storage. Most companies and businesses rely on the know how and technological prowess of data backup solutions. People who are trained to configure systems capable of successfully retrieving your data in the event of a catastrophe. fire, lightning, earthquake, floods and more!

There are many software solutions available to fit your needs. Software solutions like Carbonite Online PCBackup, HP Upline, IDrive, MozyHome and SOS Online Backup keep your data safe in multiple locations. They also provide the ability to upgrade your accounts for more professional features. You can look at the free version like a free trial, because without upgrading, you won’t get to experience the true abilities of the backup services.

With features like easy installation, unlimited backup frequency, affordable costs and outstanding customer service, backing up your files through the use of these companies resources sounds like a great idea. But be careful. Not every software based file backup solution is going to be right for you. There are benefits and drawbacks to each file storage service. For example, Carbonite Online Backup does not allow you to restore files from Windows Explorer but shines brightly in almost every other categorical classification. It’s fast, affordable and offers a robust amount of features. Small feature quirks like this can make the difference between a successful operation and the need to reformulate a file backup plan.

Which solution is right for you and your business? The same features and functions apply to a home user as a stand alone server. All the tools of the trade are available to you but coming to the most effective business decision can be time consuming. Get a team of people together to have a round table discussion regarding what you need and what you don’t. Discuss possible scenarios and events that could happen to the computer responsible for uploading the file backups. Ensure that any software solution through a third party is the right decision for you.

Housing your own hardware has its advantages. You have complete customizability of your server and the location of where backups are uploaded. While on the other hand, removable storage may be a more effective solution for file structures with a smaller overall size. When it comes down to it, the choices you make regarding your file storage backup comes down to money. How much money do you have to allocate to file storage and backup solutions? The answer to this question will ultimately decide the quality that your spending efforts will produce.

Backing it Up – An Overview of Data Backup Solutions for Managed Servers

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