From: Ellen K. 

That's another point, actually.   More than half our sales force is in
our TJ office, if we go down they're down too because we have all the
servers and the main phone switch.   (I do not really know anything
about telecom, but as I understand it all their calls really go through us
(except to other locations in Mexico).)

On Sun, 8 Feb 2004 12:26:16 +0200, "Antti Kurenniemi"
 wrote in message
:

>
>"Robert Comer"  wrote in message
>news:4025b30d$1{at}w3.nls.net...
>> >My boss says we're gonna have worse problems than losing a
>> > few days of recordings if something happens to the building. 
 
>>
>> That's actually a pretty good point for most companies. (Only
>> the biggies have failover sites)
>
>We're not a big company, but we have small branch offices (like 2-4 people)
>all over the country who all use the same system, so even if our main office
>burnt down we would still have to have a working system by the next morning.
>And we will - we've got a spare machine at another site, and a full backup
>is ftp:d off site every night. We tested it a couple of times, and we can
>get up and running in a completely new location in less than two hours.
>
>
>Antti Kurenniemi
>

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