All faculty, staff and students receive a base amount of disk storage. Backup and Recovery Services are also made available for the end-users to protect data
SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION
A variety of file and data backup solutions are available for desktop computers and servers.
SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION
The backup and recovery solution for faculty and staff to backup data from their servers, laptops or desktops is managed by Systems Administration Team. This backup and recovery solution uses tape technology, and also uses the backup program or protocol typically used for tape backup.
SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION
Administrative Systems provides data backup and recovery services (BaRS) for servers. Once configured, the software automatically backs up your system to a central, secure storage facility at a specified time each workday. Additional copies are stored offsite. If you accidentally overwrite or delete a file, you can recover it yourself using the client software. File recovery is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION
Custom storage can be set up for high-performance computing and large research data files
ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
File Storage provides standard ways to share files across intranets and the Internet. By using a remote file-access protocol that is compatible with the way applications already share data on local disks and network file servers, this service enables collaboration on the Internet.
ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
Server Disk Storage is a set of offerings designed for server-class computers. The service balances performance and reliability with cost.
ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
Server Disk Storage is a set of offerings designed for server-class computers. The service balances performance and reliability with cost.
ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
Data storage services that meet the University's needs at all levels — individual, departmental, and institution-wide. Solutions range from high throughput and highly-available storage for production databases, to low-cost storage for web content, text files, images, computer programs, and other shared or archived data.
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