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connecting 2 sites 120 miles apart telecoms guru's required
- Thread starter McBunny
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already have that but without sdsl or leasd line the upload is far too slow
even with leased line at say 3-4mb its too slow really need 10MB
i was just wondering thats all 10MB lan extension isnt very much iirc about 10k
we have a problem with this other company of ours they dont put the tape in every day ! so if they have a disaster they are fucked
in york we are rather limited for comms though atleast off our exchange anyway the other site is irthlingboro near northhampton
we have a problem with this other company of ours they dont put the tape in every day ! so if they have a disaster they are fucked
in york we are rather limited for comms though atleast off our exchange anyway the other site is irthlingboro near northhampton
Audi TT Stronic
You mock, but I read scientists have been able to get transfer data at about 5-10mbit throughput out of two cans connected by string by modulating the string at different frequencies. With further harmonic frequency tuning they reckon they could get it nearer 100mbit !!!
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Tom
ClioSport Club Member
EV (s)
(ftw)
LOL what happens if he isnt in a strong 3G area? Plus even with 3G I doubt its enough bandwidth and not reliable enough to be doing a backup across. I would trust it
You actually think i thought it through? lol.
My solution, sack the C*nt!
I agree. If you have to come here and ask.....
Get JoelDee in! He knows his stuff :clown:
Satellite broadband with phone connection FTW!
CS Dungeon
Outlook Express ftw
Set a meeting for 4:30pm using the calendar, and set it to appear every day.
I have to do ours and this is what I do.
Failing that, for £7k a year you could hire a 'office junior' fresh out of school to do just the back-up.......cheaper then £13k for 10mb
rctempire
ClioSport Moderator
What kind of service do you require?
Simple answer would be for a backup is a autoloader for backup.
As for a line, if you speak to BT they can lay down a copper wire and lease a ISDN if you so wish say 64kbps constant.
Maybe consider offsite backups.
Simple answer would be for a backup is a autoloader for backup.
As for a line, if you speak to BT they can lay down a copper wire and lease a ISDN if you so wish say 64kbps constant.
Maybe consider offsite backups.
the backups are to large to go via adsl
service 10MB sync would do i think its only about 60GB of data
we already have a vpn connection but thats going from their 512k adsl connection to our 2 mb leased line that just about copes with one person using it !
if the data doesn't change much each day then this is a great service
http://www.intechnology.co.uk/?ID=8
backed up over their backbone network across the UK and can be restored in seconds.
Its based on the data change each day, not the amount you are storing so if the change data is small it can be cost effective.
http://www.intechnology.co.uk/?ID=8
backed up over their backbone network across the UK and can be restored in seconds.
Its based on the data change each day, not the amount you are storing so if the change data is small it can be cost effective.
ChrisR
ClioSport Club Member
Seconded, made me laugh at my last place, and hence why I left.
Still makes me mad as my other half is still working there, the director of her dept is on his 110k a year salary, plus rediculous benfits and bonuses, yet they won't give her an extra £500-1000.
As said, cheaper to get an autoloader and stick a week or twos worth of tapes in? Although for DR that's not very good at all unless someone is picking up/moving the backups each day.
