Member Blog Posts in "Computer Networking"

Think Twice: Cloud Recovery and Continuity

posted on June 6, 2011

As with many “hot” technologies, many organizations got infatuated with the Cloud and quickly started moving everything over and thinking this is it, it is elastic, it can’t go down, and this is our production and disaster recovery all in one. Read more »

Author: Clint Eschberger

A few reasons you should backup your files remotely

posted on October 4, 2010

Backups are critical. If you aren't doing a backup of your critical data on a regular basis, please stop reading and go do now.  If you are doing a backup, that is great. However, there are some great reasons to do offsite/remote backups in addition to a regular backup. They are: Read more »

Author: Matt Pardo

Traditional Pbx vs. Hosted Virtual Pbx

posted on September 30, 2010

Typically, most companies small or big use a phones system called Pbx or "Private Branch Exchange" which must be purchased, located and managed at your office.  The expense of a standard system (Pbx) for an small office is typically two to ten thousand dollars given the extent of the features and number of lines needed. (why? Read more »

Author: Chris Bombela

Computer and network security is like Shrek

posted on August 25, 2010

What is an ogre like?An onion.What is computer and network security  like?An ogre! The best computer and network security is layered. Why? Because there are hundreds of attack vectors against technologies and people. So, what should the layers be? Following are a few that you REALLY REALLY should have: Read more »

Author: Matt Pardo

Decisions; First Server or Cloud / SaaS

posted on August 3, 2010

I was reading a white paper about “when is it time for your business to get its first server?” Read more »

Author: Clint Eschberger

Forgetting Something?

posted on July 28, 2010

Far too often when businesses budget for technology they forget the not so obvious, but critical pieces of the infrastructure. The obvious pieces like hardware, software, and maybe even some install services are put right into the budget. However maintenance, support, backup, and disaster recovery seem to be an afterthought. I have also seen many times where they did not even plan for power and cooling. Nothing like getting everything in, hooked up, and oops the power just overloaded. Read more »

Author: Clint Eschberger

What to do if your computer has a virus...

posted on July 12, 2010

If you think your computer may have a virus, you should do the following: Read more »

Author: Matt Pardo

Don't forget about virtualization for your hardware needs.

posted on March 12, 2010

Today, businesses and people are concerned about the economy and the environment. This spurs the need to save money and also a desire to look at how we impact Mother Earth. This two fold focus is something that many deal with on a daily basis. Thankfully, when it comes to your  server room and desktop needs there is an answer. Virtualization. Read more »

Author: Scott Hammer

Top 20 Responses from Programmers and Support Techs to Software Issues

posted on January 5, 2010

First things first…Happy New Year! I wish you ALL much prosperity in 2010. For my first blog post in 2010 I decided to lighten things up a bit. We software folks get so frustrated when things don’t work as they should. Read more »

Author: Keith German

In search of an IPhone Application Programmer (consultant)

posted on December 31, 2009

I have a very simple project that I would like to have made into an Iphone application.  All logos, buttons and marketing materials have already been developed.  This is strictly a code writing exercise.  Please send email of interest and the best time to call you to: Thomas@fedmedco.com  

Author: Thomas Chavez