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Storing at a remote site

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A basic difference between regular backups and disaster recovery backups is that disaster recovery backups must be transported to a different site. The remoteness of the recovery site depends upon the type of disaster you are preparing for (in the case of a fire, the recovery site can be around the corner; in the case of an earthquake or flood, it should be many miles away). The fact that the backups must be taken to another site means that they must be on a portable media: tape.

Note: You can also automatically transmit backups to another site.

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