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File and folder restore
One file, a mailbox, or a share. The everyday recovery — not a full rebuild.
Disaster Recovery
Bring a system back. Not just a backup job.
You cannot control the flood, the failed host, or the encryption event. You can control where the next copy lives and how fast a system boots. File restore, full rebuild, standby VM, or cloud failover — quoted on the same service.
Recovery options
From one file to a room that is gone.
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Full system restore
Back to the original host, a new physical box, or a virtual machine. Physical-to-physical, physical-to-virtual, virtual-to-virtual, and bare metal.
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Standby image
A bootable VM staged on VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, or Azure so a failed server is not a rebuild from scratch.
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Cloud failover
Bring the workload up in a secure cloud when the room is the problem — flood, fire, or a site you cannot enter.
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Restore by priority
Identity and the line-of-business host first, then the rest. Recovery time is scoped to what the business actually needs.
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Tested restores
We boot a recovery machine on a schedule and keep the evidence. A green backup job is not a recovery.
No second data center required
Standby images and cloud failover, without a DR site to run.
A standby image is a bootable virtual machine kept ready on VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, or Azure. If the production host dies, you are not rebuilding from last night’s file copy. If the building is the problem, we fail the workload over to cloud instead of waiting on a second hall you do not own.
Recovery time is part of the quote. Identity and the line-of-business host first, then the rest. We test the path on a schedule so the first real event is not the first rehearsal.
FAQ
Disaster recovery questions.
What is disaster recovery here?
A way to bring a system back — a file, a full host, a standby VM, or a cloud failover — not only a backup job that completed. We write the restore target and the order of work into the quote.
Do we need a second data center?
No. Standby images can sit on ESXi, Hyper-V, or Azure. Cloud failover is available when the room itself is the problem.
How do you prove a restore will work?
Scheduled tests. We boot a recovery machine and keep the evidence. The first real event is not the first rehearsal.
What happens in ransomware?
Copies are off the production network and cannot be encrypted with the file server. We isolate live systems, then restore from a point before the encryption.
Same-day quote
Request a backup and disaster recovery quote.
Tell us what must come back, and how fast.
Get a disaster recovery quote.
Tell us the hosts and the restore target. We return a scoped quote.