Re: Question on DRP

[Cal Frye <cjf () CALFRYE COM>]

IMHO, Public communications come first. In case of nearly any disaster on your
campus serious enough to trigger this discussion, the families will want to know
what's going on,  particularly if phones (landline or cellular) are also
affected.  Incoming phone service may well become swamped, too.

 Get the mail server and at least a basic webpage up again quickly.

--Cal Frye, Network Administrator, Oberlin College
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Sarah Stevens wrote:
  The answer to that may be that you can handle
> 3 days without any operations, or it may be 3 hours without any
> operations.  The decision for which kind of site really has to depend
> on your particular situation and what your key business
> analysts/administrators believe to be the best situation for your
> organization.