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Originally Posted by KC Jones
Asssuming you have a tape drive and backup software already it's a piece of cake (generally speaking). I reccomend getting a safety deposit box at a bank to store the tapes in rather than storing them at home. I'd also reccomend testing your tapes to make certain you're actually backing up the data and not producing blank tapes (I've seen this happen).
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I recommend spending a bunch of money and have a qualified individual assess, document, impliment, and test a disaster recovery plan. If I were still in the business, you could have had me do it for $3k.
I'd imagine you'll pay anywhere from $3-5k in your neck of the woods.
Yeah, you can learn a lot from a bunch of computer geeks on the 'net, but unless one of us is onsite with your hardware to assess the situation, we can't possibly begin to offer a plan that is bulletproof for your company's needs.