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Monday, 20 May 2013

Server Maintenance

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Your Servers Monthly Inspection CheckUp

You take your vehicle in for servicing every 5,000-8,000 km for an oil change, check the brakes, fill up the fluids etc... Your server is no different. We look for errors and warning signs that allow us to address them before they turn into big problems that may cause outages, downtime, loss of productivity and/or corruption of data.
Our server maintenance plans are specifically designed to keep your servers updated and working efficiently to produce the performance that your users have grown to expect. Our server maintenance plans are comprised of:
* Check hard drive redundancy
* Check hard drive for errors
* Check hard disks for available space
* Hard Drive fragmentation
* Check server log files
* Analyze Event logs
* Ensure Antivirus software is updated
* Applying necessary security updates
* Check server security
* Check core server services
* Recommending necessary software and hardware upgrades
* Check backups and more!
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