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TAPE and NAS

Thursday, September 1, 2016 Articles, Tips Comments Off on TAPE and NAS

What is the difference between TAPE and NAS for your Small Business backup needs? Let us break it down and see which will be more beneficial for you.

TAPES

Backup Window for Tapes
A significant backup window is required to complete a full backup – time lost for access to vital systems.

Recover Point for Tapes
Systems are typically backed up every 24 hours. Are you ready to lose a day’s worth of work?

Recover Time for Tapes
There’s nothing automatic about restoring with tape. The process is time-consuming and labor intensive.

NAS

Backup Window for NAS
There is no backup window… your critical business systems remain up and running.

Backup Window for NAS
Data snap shots take place every 15 minutes…about the same length of time as a coffee break.

Recover Time for NAS
Recovery is as simple as pushing a few buttons (or clicking a mouse). Systems are restored in less than half an hour.

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