Chapter 14. Redundancy and Disaster Recovery
This chapter covers the following subjects:
Redundancy Planning—This section is all about ensuring your network and servers are fault tolerant. By setting up redundant power, data, servers, and even ISPs, you can avoid many disasters that could threaten the security of your organization.
Disaster Recovery Planning and Procedures—A disaster is when something happens to your network that your fault-tolerant methods cannot prevent. To help recovery after a disaster, data should be backed up, and a proper disaster recovery plan should be designed, practiced, and implemented if necessary.
This chapter covers the CompTIA Security+ SY0-201 objectives 6.1 and 6.2.
The typical definition of “redundant” ...
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