Recovering From Disasters
Even a cursory discussion of creating and implementing a Disaster Recovery plan (sometimes referred to as Business Continuity Planning) is beyond the scope of this book. However, we feel it is necessary to make a few recommendations regarding information that should be addressed in a Disaster Recovery plan.
Foremost, systems that are crucial to the continuation of business must be identified. These systems must have complete and accurate backups of applications performed on a regular basis. Additionally, the boot disks should be backed up by ufsdump or Web Start Flash archives. Copies of the data backups and boot disk images should be stored offsite. This will help ensure that the systems can be rapidly re-installed ...
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