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The | The NEOSYS server is functional from 6am – 1am. There is a 5hr window gap for the system to perform updates & backups. | ||
The 5hr maintenance window:- | The 5hr maintenance window:- | ||
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#At 2:45am – The main data over writes the test data on the server. | #At 2:45am – The main data over writes the test data on the server. | ||
#At 3:00am – The server by itself performs an update for Windows. | #At 3:00am – The server by itself performs an update for Windows. | ||
#At 4:00am – The server performs a backup to the headquarters for clients, and then automatically generates an email addressed to the | #At 4:00am – The server performs a backup to the headquarters for clients, and then automatically generates an email addressed to the NEOSYS staff & the respective clients. This process is followed by only two clients i.e. Adline & Farouk. | ||
#At 6:00am – The server starts up | #At 6:00am – The server starts up NEOSYS. | ||
Revision as of 13:35, 1 December 2008
NEOSYS Server Maintenance
The NEOSYS server is functional from 6am – 1am. There is a 5hr window gap for the system to perform updates & backups.
The 5hr maintenance window:-
- At 1am – The server performs a data backup on a USB (for the respective clients) & once the backup has been completed, the system automatically generates an email addressed to the neosys staff & the respective clients.
- At 2:45am – The main data over writes the test data on the server.
- At 3:00am – The server by itself performs an update for Windows.
- At 4:00am – The server performs a backup to the headquarters for clients, and then automatically generates an email addressed to the NEOSYS staff & the respective clients. This process is followed by only two clients i.e. Adline & Farouk.
- At 6:00am – The server starts up NEOSYS.
