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DP Harshman posted this on December 29th, 2011
Lest anyone think I have forgotten about this site, or the subjects we have been addressing, fear not. I am in the midst of brushing up two different posts that have been sitting in my “pending basket” for some time. Both will address the assessment of data centers in general and their suitability for [...]
DP Harshman posted this on November 5th, 2011
It has been a while since I’ve added any new posts but, now that Spring and Summer tasks and trips are over (mostly) I have more time to devote to this site, starting now:
First there is a brand new post. It discusses the newly realized subject of “Cumulative Recovery Time Objective“.
Second, I’ve [...]
DP Harshman posted this on July 18th, 2011
Thank you for your patience. The DR & BC Definitions Post, published on July 4th, has been updated to add the missing Hot-Warm-Cool-Cold Standby diagram and to clean up a few typos and “written late at night un-clarities” in the definitions. If you have any comments or suggestions please subscribe so you may add comments. [...]
DP Harshman posted this on July 4th, 2011
It has taken a great deal of work to assemble my notes and documents from over the years to create the Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Definitions post, just released, but I believe the effort will be more than worth it if the post helps to clear up any confusions and misunderstandings, or terms never understood, around the subject of DR and BC. Enjoy the post. Please let me know if you have any questions or “issues”. [...]
DP Harshman posted this on May 14th, 2011
Spring brings flowers, green lawns and lots of yard work but it also brings rain, snow melt, flooding, tornadoes, rock slides … all of which led me to the desire to dust off, brush up, and publish a series on Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity. Back in February I published one on the difference [...]
DP Harshman posted this on April 17th, 2011
Thank you for your patience of late. The initial upgrades are complete. In addition to possible debugging there will be “tweaking” to do over the next several days as I stabilize the new architecture, so if you discover any errors please do let me know via the “Contact Us” page.
Best,
DP Harshman
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DP Harshman posted this on March 26th, 2011
Please be patient. In a short while, and over the next couple of days, I will be upgrading www.fromtheranks.com. First is the underlying architecture of the system. Then will come more cosmetic changes. If you run into issues please let me know, or try back in a short while.
Best Regards, DP Harshman
DP Harshman posted this on March 20th, 2011
For those who have tried over the last two weeks or so to find this site (or when it was up tried to open a post or link and it failed) you will be happy to know that www.fromtheranks.com is up and running once again, on a new host’s servers. … Click on the title to read more. [...]
DP Harshman posted this on February 10th, 2011
Due to DNS type issues, my ISP/Host has lost (again) posts and changes. This has stepped on two important posts and I believe this has also inadvertently sent out several duplicate and triplicate post notifications. My apologies. This will be corrected. Soon. … Click on the title to read more. [...]
DP Harshman posted this on October 28th, 2010
… that new posts will be forthcoming. The house is almost in order and readied for winter, the consulting job is going very well indeed … so … soon (though not as soon as originally anticipated) I will get back to my keyboard and continue preparing and publishing more in-depth articles on IT fundamentals. [...]
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