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What is a Backup Server?

A backup server is a computer or network device that is used to store copies of data for the purpose of disaster recovery. In the event that the primary server fails or becomes unavailable, the backup server can be used to restore the data and continue operations.

Backup servers are an essential component of a disaster recovery plan, as they ensure that the data and systems of a business can be recovered in the event of a disaster or other unforeseen event. Backup servers can be used to store copies of data from a variety of sources, including databases, file servers, and application servers.

There are several different types of backup servers, including local backup servers, which are located on the same network as the primary server, and remote backup servers, which are located at separate locations. Backup servers can be configured to store data continuously or at regular intervals, and can be set up to store multiple copies of the data to ensure the integrity and availability of the data in the event of a disaster.


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