Back up
Back up
(or backup)
A
back up is a complete digital copy
of a file, data, database, system or
server. This digital file contains all
of the information which is in the
original.
Back up usually refers to the hardware
(disk or tape) on which the copy is
located and the actual software file
that contains the information from the
original source. Sometimes the
digital file alone is referred to as the
back up, but never the hardware alone.
A
backup window is the amount of time
it takes to complete a back up of an
entire computing environment. This
window can take anywhere from several
minutes to many hours to complete,
depending on the computer hardware, the
software used to perform the back up and
the medium on which the data is stored (disk
or tape).
A back up is only as valuable as the
ability to
recover the information on it. If
you’re unable to perform a recovery in
the event of a disaster, then the back
up is worthless.
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