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Data Recovery Process: What to do first? (continued) Set up an Alternate
System Do not attempt to
restore a backup into or onto the original corrupted data set as you may
over-write some of the lost data. Furthermore, if for some reason your
restore goes awry, you may have created a situation where a potential
recovery from the original media may no longer be a viable option. Consult your company’s
systems documentation to configure another computer/server to temporarily
replace the problem unit. Restore
whatever backups are available onto this unit and reconfigure it as necessary
to begin productive work. Obviously,
the more time that has been spent on the contingency plan before the data
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Data Emergency Worksheet ØDo you need to preserve your data and be able to restore
it along with your system? ØIf “yes” then you may wish to use this worksheet: Data Emergency Worksheet. With a complete set of
notes, and perhaps an interim solution in place, you are now ready to call a
data recovery professional at 1-800-563-1167 or send an
inquiry online or visit www.actionfront.com |
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