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| Q 1: | Why does the backup data storage capacity seem low? |
| Q 2: | Why can't I buy the server? |
| Q 3: | Why does Forget About IT® supply the server hardware? |
| Q 4: | What is Forget About IT®'s Disaster Recovery Plan? |
| Q 5: | What is Forget About IT®'s response time to problems? |
| Q 6: | How does Forget About IT® provide a secure backup strategy? |
| Q 7: | What sort of technical support do I get? |
| Q 8: | Why would I want my computers to be networked? |
| Q 9: | What does an Email Server do? |
| Q 10: | What does a File Server do? |
| Q 11: | What is Remote Backup? |
| Answer: | Most small systems use tapes to back up the server. This is a single point of failure, for a number of reasons. First, should the server need to be replaced, after a fire or break-in, there is no guarantee that the tape technology used by your server will still be available. Secondly, if the tapes are not rotated, then a failed backup can overwrite a good backup. Thirdly, unless the tapes are removed from the server and taken off-site, then a fire or a theft is likely to also mean the loss of your backup. Most backup strategies are never tested, which means you don’t know whether you have readable backups or even if your system works. With Forget About IT we can guarantee your data is accessible and secure.
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| Q 12: | What do I need at my site? |
| Q 13: | I backup my data onto disks and CDs why would I need external backup? |
| Q 14: | But I can already easily access the internet. |
| Q 15: | But I already backup my files onto the hard drive, why would I need additional backup? |
| Q 16: | But I could buy my own server for less! |
| Q 17: | I have no computer training, can I still use a Forget About IT server? |
| Q 18: | Can you use my server hardware? |
| Q 19: | Can I use an Apple® workstation? |
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| Q 20: | Can I use my Windows® workstations? |
| Q 21: | Will Forget About IT® sort out my workstation problems? |
| Q 22: | How secure is the system against being hacked? |
