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What happens when my server drive failures
http://web.mac.com/martinmacleod/iWeb/Site/Blog/drivefailure.pdf
Got a question by email, what happens if my server drive fails. With this in mind, I’ve posted one of the pages I did as a training document for one of the teams I worked with. Keep in mind, it’s meant to be not too technical and more about the steps involved. The next slide would cover the on-call processes, what we need to log a call, and who should be informed. Anyway, here’s the semi technical bit, any questions/comments email me.
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