From: Ellen K. 

Feel like explaining what a NAS device is?

On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 08:56:25 -0500, Richard B. 
wrote in message :

>On Sat, 07 Feb 2004 19:47:20 -0800, Ellen Kronick
> wrote:
>
>>So we'll be
>>redundant but if something happens to our building we're still in
>>trouble.   My boss says we're gonna have worse problems than losing a
>>few days of recordings if something happens to the building.   
>
>Sounds like at some point you are going to be frantic for more storage
>space.  Is the boss going to take credit for that?
>
>Being in a hurricane-prone area and finally growing to the size to
>accommodate it, this is why I am going to NAS devices with one in our
>upstate office.  In case of a disaster to either office then we'll
>have the data at the other office.  If both are lost then we do indeed
>have bad problems.
>
>I think you have to have offsite storage if that data is critical to
>your operation and more than one type of media if at all possible.
>
>- Richard

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