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Server
Installation
Does your business finally
need a server? A network
server can provide services for
email, Internet filtering, file
and print auditing, file, folder
& printer security, website
hosting, database hosting, and
network storage. Depending
on the size of your company,
very small enterprises can
operate just fine with one or
two small servers. Medium
sized companies will need 3 to
5, depending on how many network
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A right way and a
wrong way for everything
Of course, using "textbook" guidelines
and unlimited funds, every company
should have redundant systems providing
complete fault tolerance for their
business systems. In reality,
doubling-up on servers (and the jobs
they perform) is usually not necessary.
Sure, in the Fortune 500 world, the
large players have emergency, always-on
servers, complete with gigantic battery
backups, connected to diesel generators
in the event of a massive power failure.
This would always satisfy the "right"
way of doing things. Downtime for
large corporate systems can be measured
in millions of dollars per hour.
In the small to medium environment,
business systems are far less complex.
Instead of spending tons of money to
satisfy a textbook blueprint, finite
capital must be budgeted and spent
wisely. That's where we come in.
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Rather than
trying to sell you a complete
suite of products (that you may
or may not need), we take the
time to learn your business and
find the right mix of products
and services to meet your
technology goals. |
Do you need someone
to handle the tech stuff while you run
your business? Is your office a
branch office that needs some onsite IT
help occasionally? Do you have a
new printer that needs installed, a
workstation that needs set up, or some
troubleshooting for a misbehaving
computer?
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A networked
server introduced to your
computing environment is a giant
leap forward for your business.
A single server can often handle
many network tasks in a small
environment. Let us
demonstrate the capabilities of
a functioning network. |
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