Offsite = Bring home backup tapes useful?

Are you diligently bringing home your server backup tape?

Is it really useful? Don't think so.








Basically, server is gone, that includes your tape library, your backup catalog.
Ever thought of how you are going to restore the data and to where?

Contact remoteIThelp@hotmail.com to help design your system.

Is Cloud Service inaccessible?

If you are looking for cloud service, but expecting them to fully customize for you? That will be impossible.

First of all, cloud service, it is just merely an Infrastructure Provider, hosting you virtual server (converted from Physical Host).

So it is also accessible for you. You need to know what you require from just a pure single server.

What is lacking?
1. Backup Strategy
2. High Availability
3. Disaster Recovery
4. Load Balancing
5. Redundancy Storage

All the above, will depend on how you want to design it. For a quicker solution, drop us a mail. remoteIThelp@hotmail.com.

Virtualization to Cloud

Ever thought of virtualizing your physical machine to cloud and still retain the security of your server?

Below is an architecture design that will give an idea of how to connect to your cloud machine.

 What are the advantages or disadvantages of having a cloud vs physical.

If you are interested, please drop me an email at remoteIThelp@hotmail.com for further discussion.

How to access my router?

This is based on the assumption below:
1. You have already connected to the router thru wifi or physical LAN cable before.
2. When your IT personnel finish configuring your router, he/she have passed you the router username/password to you.

If the above is true, then you are all set to access!

Step 1 - Click on "start" menu button (at the bottom left of your screen)
Step 2 - Click "All Programs"
Step 3 - Click "Accessories"
Step 4 - Click "Command Prompt"

You would see the below program open.

Enter the following without the [ ]:
[ipconfig /all] and hit "enter" button on your keyboard

You would see the above information. Look for "Default Gateway ... . . . . . : " The numbers after semi-colon is your router IP address. In this case, it is 192.168.1.2.

Your router IP address may be different.