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Planning A Backup And Restoration Of Files For Disaster Recovery
The Backup utility creates a copy of data on a hard disk of a computer and archives data on another storage media. Any storage media such as removable disks, tapes, and logical drives can be used as a backup storage.While taking a backup of files, the Backup utility creates a volume shadow copy of the data to create an accurate copy of the contents. It includes any open files or files that are being used by the system. Users can continue to access the system while the Backup utility is running without the risk of losing data.Volume Shadow CopyBackup provides a feature of taking a backup of files that are opened by a user or system. This feature is known as volume shadow copy. Volume shadocopy makes a duplicate copy of all files at the start of the backup process. In this way, files that have changed during the backup process are copied correctly. 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When an archive attribute is set, it means that the backup of this file has not been taken or it is due.Note: When it is said that "The file is marked as backup", it means that the archive attribute of the file has been cleared.Normal BackupsWhen an administrator chooses to use a normal backup, all selected files and folders are backed up and the archive attribute of all files are cleared. A normal backup does not use the archive attribute to determine which files to back up. A normal backup is used as the first step of any backup plan. It is used with the combination of other backup types for planning a backup strategy of an organization. Normal backups are the most time-consuming and are resource hungry. Restoration from a normal backup is more efficient than other types of backups.Incremental BackupsAn incremental backup backs up files that are created or changed since the last normal or incremental backup. It takes the backup of files of which the archive attribute is set. After taking a backup, it clears the archive attribute of files. An incremental backup is the fastest backup process. Restoring data from an incremental backup requires the last normal backup and all subsequent incremental backups. Incremental backups must be restored in the same order as they were created.Note: If any media in the incremental backup set is damaged or data becomes corrupt, the data backed up after corruption cannot be restored.Differential BackupsDifferential backup backs up files that are created or changed since the last normal backup. It does not clear the archive attribute of files after taking a backup. The restoration of files from a differential backup is more efficient than an incremental backup.Copy BackupsA copy backup copies all selected files and folders. It neither uses nor clears the archive attribute of the files. It is generally not a part of a planned scheduled backup.Daily BackupsA daily backup backs up all selected files and folders that have changed during the day. It backs up data by using the modified date of the files. It neither uses nor clears the archive attribute of the files.Combining backup typesThe easiest backup plan is to take a normal backup every night. A normal backup every night ensures that the data is restored from a single job the next day. Although the restoration of data from a normal backup is easy, taking a backup is time consuming. Hence, an administrator is required to make an optimal backup plan. An administrator must consider the following points before creating a backup plan:ยทThe time involved in taking the backup.ยทThe size of the backup job.ยทThe time required to restore a system in the event of a system failure.The most common solutions for the needs of different organizations include the combination of normal, differential, and incremental backups.Combination of Normal and Differential BackupsAn administrator can use a combination of a normal backup and a differential backup to save time in taking a backup as well as for a restoration of data. In this plan, a normal backup can be taken on Sunday, and differential backups can be taken on Monday through Friday every night. If data becomes corrupt at any time, only a normal and last differential backup are required to be restored. Although this combination is easier and takes lesser time for restoration, it takes more time to take backup if data changes frequently.Combination of Normal and Incremental BackupsA combination of normal and incremental backups can be used to save more time for taking backups. In this plan, a normal backup is taken on Sunday and incremental backups on Monday through Friday every night. If data becomes corrupt at any time, a normal and all incremental backups till date are required to be restored.Backing up a System State DataSystem State DataSystem State data contains critical elements of the Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 operating systems. Following are the files included in the System State data:ยทBoot files, including the system files and all files protected by Windows File Protection (WFP)ยทActive Directory (on domain controller only)ยทSYSVOL (on domain controller only)ยทCertificate Services (on certification authority only)ยทCluster database (on cluster node only)ยทRegistryยทIIS metabaseยทPerformance counter configuration informationยทComponent Services Class registration databaseFor backing up the System State of a computer, the System State node is included as a part of the backup selection in the Backup utility.Note: On domain controllers, System State can be restored only by restarting the domain controller in Directory Services Restore Mode. NTDSUTIL is used to recover deleted objects in Active Directory.System RecoveryIn the event of a system failure, the recovery of the system is difficult and tedious for administrators. Recovery involves reinstallation of the operating system, mounting and cataloging the backup tape, and then performing the full restore. To make this process easier, Windows provides a feature called Automated System Recovery (ASR). ASR is used to perform a restore of the System State data and services in the event of a major system failure. An ASR restore includes the configuration information for devices. ASR backs up the system data and local system partition.How to create an ASR set?Take the following steps to create an Automated System Recovery (ASR) set by using the Backup or Restore Wizard:1.Run Backup from Start Menu > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Backup. 2.In the welcome screen of the Backup or Restore Wizard, click the Advanced Mode link. 3.On the welcome page of the Advanced Mode of the Backup utility, choose the ASR Wizard option from the Tools menu. 4.In the welcome screen of the ASR Wizard, click the Next button. 5.On the Backup Destination page, specify the location of the backup, and click the Next button. 6.Click the Finish button.Note: An ASR backup does not include folders and files.Best practices for BackupAccording to Microsoft, administrators should take the following steps to ensure the recovery in case of a system failure:ยทDevelop backup and restore strategies and test them.ยทTrain appropriate personnel.ยทIn a high-security network, ensure that only administrators are able to restore files.ยทBack up all data on the system and boot volumes and the System State.ยทBack up the data on all volumes and the System State data at the same time.ยทCreate an Automated System Recovery backup set.ยทCreate a backup log.ยทKeep at least three copies of the media. Keep at least one copy off-site in a properly controlled environment.ยทPerform trial restorations.ยทSecure devices and media.ยทDo not disable the default volume shadow copy backup method and revert to the pre-Windows Server 2003 backup method.ยทBack up your server cluster effectively.ยทBack up the cluster disks from each node.
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(out of 2 reviews) Why a Mental Disability Isnt That Strange
Mental Health Empowerment, Partnership and Recovery: Ideal or Reality?Mao Tse-Tung is not an obvious inspiration for the empowerment, partnership and recovery of mental health services and service users but it was reading "Mao - The Unknown Story", the astounding biography by Jang Chung and her husband of Red China's infamous tyrant that I found a quotation that sums up for me the attitude most conducive to both: "Ideals are important, but reality is even more important." In my opinion, which is admittedly uninformed in many ways and only that of a self-educated service user, without recovery - of the service and its staff, and service users alike - there can be no empowerment and withoutequality there can be no partnership worthy of the name. What does the service really mean by these words and expect of itself, and of its users? If service users are genuinely empowered, how does their relationship with themselves, each other and the service and its staff change? Is partnership synonymous with equality, or merely a new expression of an old hierarchy?When we use it in this new context, what do we mean by "recovery"? Meta Services, an American organisation who have helped pioneer mental health recovery peer support, define recovery as "Remembering who you are and using your strengths to become all you are meant to be."Closer to home, England's campaigning advocates of recovery, rethink say, "Recovery can be defined as a personal process of tackling the adverse impact of experiencing mental health problems, despite their continuing or long-term presence. Used in this sense, recovery does not mean "cure""There different definitions demonstrate that recovery can mean many things. One of its defining qualities, so to speak, is just this diversity, where the individuality of the experience and perception of recovery is reflected in the variety of its definitions. In the same way, to the degree that service users are empowered by services, they must empower themselves: by redefining their role, redefining their past, present and future, and by redefining their recovery, in ways appropriate, different and meaningful. To the degree that service users are partnered by services they must partner - say, befriend - themselves and each other, and partner services, with a new sense of capacity, responsibility and potential.The degree of individual or collective service user involvement, assuming empowerment and partnership as outcomes of same, is determined by answers to questions such as "Is the user involved in decisions about their own care or service plan?" Now, how do we answer this, honestly, in a context expanded by empowerment and partnership priorities and in addition informed by a commitment to recovery? In my experience - by no means definitive, I admit - care and service plans are often subject to incompletion due to time and caseload pressures on staff. Paperwork must be streamlined and possibly parts of it completed by service users with minimal mediation; the latter has usefully been done in the past. If the care plan is about the service user then why shouldn't they support their service by contributing to it with more than verbal answers? That's equality. It's empowering. It's real partnership, and without fanfare.Another question asked is "Does the user have any influence over the way that these services are then delivered?" The choice of the word "influence" here intrigues me. Why should a service user have forever to be satisfied with merely "influencing" service delivery? Shouldn't empowerment bring real partnering in service development and the active encouragement of the training and employment of service users in the service?Empowerment and partnership are, for me, precursors to and also the results of recovery. And powerful tools to give service users but, if you like, recovery is the engine room where they can really gain steam.I didn't always think this. In fact, I came to the idea of recovery by accident. At a time of resurgent illness, casting around for empathy and support, I unexpectedly found myself on a webpage devoted to service user articles, including those by influential pioneers such as Pat Deegan, Helen Glover and Wilma Boevink. Having heard nothing of recovery, I wondered: Why weren't all service being exposed to this hopeful, healing and most of all self-actualising message? Why wasn't this material available as a matter or priority to service users? And why wasn't local practise - because elsewhere it has grown and grown into a formidable force for practical, tangible change - lined up with such a powerful context for good?It has become my conviction that embracing the recovery context and process is, at this time and for some time to come, the best chance mental health staff, services and service users have of transforming the way we look at, live and work with mental illness and transform it into sustainable mental health. Empowerment and partnership should be synonymous with recovery. I am not interested in being empowered or partnered on principle. I am interested in being well and acting from that with new intent. This assumes new strength. Do service users have such strength?I have had the unusual role, for a service user, of co-facilitating recovery trainings to local mental health service staff. It's worth noting that in itself this is a powerful example of how services are changing, and that I am grateful for the opportunity it gave me to meet and share experiences with local mental health staff, many of whom I know are now actively involved with embracing and creating the recovery context for and with their service users. At one point, during one training, when discussing care plans, staff present were asked what strengths they feel service users possess and demonstrate. Silence ensued, with the dozen or so staff at best bemused, at worst indifferent. As the sole service user in the room, and although generally benign on my service and treatment, I became irate. Were those engaged with commitment and caring for the mentally ill really at a loss to identify any strength in them? Even to many working for their welfare and interested in serving them better, are the mentally ill fundamentally helpless, the occasional, incidentally admirable "survivor" notwithstanding?Many, including those who treat and support them- and the mentally ill themselves, frequently - see the mentally ill as weak. Yet survival of serious mental illness, living with it and recovery from it summon honesty and resourcefulness, coping strategies and adaptations bespeaking invention and determination, uniqueness and just plain stubbornness. There is nothing weak about the mentally ill. Strangely, the struggle by the individual against their illness - supported or not - confers upon them a degree of empowerment in itself. (As for an analogy for partnership in this situation, well, as one bipolar, I can say with equanimity that it comes from none other than one of my three selves.) The mentally ill can have, therefore, a strange kind of freedom services and staff don't; this is why we should be talking to each others as equals and partners, not only to be equitable, but to learn from each other and merge the experience and knowledge we share. I know that this is happening more and more and has to an extent always happened; now it needs to become practise.Over the recovery trainings I was taken, unexpectedly and spontaneously, on a journey of great personal significance and professional value. It caused me to re-evaluate and examine all of my experience since my diagnosis. It made me wonder: All the time we are told that mental illness is on the rise, more are depressed, stressed, anxious, more self-medicate, self-harm. Mental health care costs are set to rise steeply. Soon more than half the population of this country will be statistically mentally ill. And then, who will the mentally ill be? More and more of us seem to be and claim to be mentally ill, if only mildly depressed. Once the mentally ill are definitively in the majority we will be able to say that truly the lunatics have taken over the asylum. And what will that mean for those who run the asylum? Who dictate its policy and procedures? It's a question I lay open to you. Where will we be, and what will mental illness be? We will be living a world of mental illness, not a world with mental illness. The fundamental distinction that has informed mental health care for generations - that there are more of "us" than "them" - will have gone. We will finally be equal and this knowledge will slowly but inexorably alter our relationship to each other.Whenever service users become well and are recovering there are ripples and resonances felt by those around, and this includes in services. As the service user becomes more stable, strong and confident, services, staff, family and friends and partners all feel it and may question themselves. For all concerned this is a constructive process, if at times disconcerting, and where the service is concerned it is yet another instance where the processes of the service user mirror their service, in the sense that as the service empowers and partners service users, its role will be questioned, challenged and transformed, too. It is this mirror process that has so much to teach service users and their service about what they have in common and share, usually without even realising it. Recovery will pull in the service and force it to recover its perspectives and preconceptions. Empowering service users is a great aim, and partnership a crucial outcome, but if it is going to be truly meaningful then the service has to be aware that what is being asked is not just change for its own sake or even for the service users' sake, but change for the sake of an important principle: service users are equal now. This is what I mean:Just as, at the moment, the service is only just awakening to and acknowledging its need to recover, service users are likewise only becoming widely aware of the need for seeking their own recovery. Neither is at fault. In order to work effectively with their service, service users must take ownership of their illness and lives. And the service must stop holding the illness for them, and start holding the hope. Not the recovery, though, because the recovery is the context: it holds us.Embracing recovery will transform the way staff and services work. Services, like its service users, may go through stages of self-acceptance, self-awareness, self-forgiveness and be willing to release old preconceptions and patterns. Service users should be trained to support each other in recovery and support recovery of services. Service users can be experts not only about themselves but also services in general. Already we hear about very successful peer mentoring and other service user projects that support and train the mentally ill to recover each other. It isn't that we want to remove you. We want to work with you.For some it is tempting to criticise the mentally for daring to hope for recovery. They are entitled to do so, but often these critics do not understand that most mentally ill people are harsh self-critics and without good reason unlikely to give themselves the benefit of the doubt. Experience of mental illness of any severity breeds poor self-esteem, corrupted confidence and fractured faith in oneself and life in general. Indeed, many of us don't have any faith in the idea of recovery. Coming to recovery is, for many of us, a road neither straight nor comfortable to tread, but even if it is a vain dream, recovery is one worth having. Waking from it cannot be much worse than the nightmare of futility that many mentally ill people live in.Empowerment and partnership need not be complicated concepts in application, but firstly touchstones of humanity and simplicity. If you allow service users to really be heard, to express what they want, and treat them foremost as people rather than patients, then the change necessary can happen naturally. I am not deluded enough - and believe me, I am no stranger to delusion - on this subject to think that a magic wand exists. What encourages me, on the contrary, is that my own experience and that of others points to a process that can take root, grow, and then flourish in the hardest ground. And we say, simply, let us work with you more.One way in which this can begin is by encouraging and supporting services and service users in questioning themselves and each other. It is still sometimes the case that staff know little or nothing about those they look after. It is essential that staff begin to talk with service users and not only to them. Interaction between staff and services and services users can begin to involve genuine. The mentally ill have stories to tell about themselves, each other and others not ill as they are that are worthwhile and revealing. The mentally ill, like some other marginalised and maintained conditional members of society are often difficult to understand and empathise with, relate to and relax around, but they are some of the most unusual, raw and paradoxically alive individuals you will encounter.What matters most is that individuals be given the opportunity and support and encouragement necessary to recover to the point of which they are capable. Each recovery is unique and important, no matter how it is achieved. Recovery is little evidenced, which is unfortunate because the skepticism about its reality might be challenged by in-depth, service-led statistics. Service users must be heard, not just listened to and patronised, both in an out of the service, and in a sense even more when they have left it for greater health. How did they do it? What combination of personal, professional, medical and other factors supported or triggered what is often genuinely a transformation?Recovery is, in a sense, a map that creates itself as it is used. There is an initial design, but it reveals itself as plastic and mutable. Recovery is a chameleon and just as some mental illness is characterised by a knotty and detrimental shifting of shapes of identity, so in a more positive way recovery is in part a process of ongoing reinvention and metamorphosis. It asks a great deal of us but can repay in kind. And there are many surprises. The recovery map has another side. As it leads us to increased wellness and accommodation with ourselves and the world outside our minds, it also can hold threats: as we get better, it is not always obvious or easy in what ways we live with our emergent recovered selves. We have more self-awareness, more responsibilities - to ourselves and others - and more risks to take. This is why I feel it is important to work with recovering (and other) service users in a way that can acknowledge, without validating, their doubts and fears. For example, where a relapse occurs, which can often signal a significant dip in self-confidence and belief in the recovery process, it can be acknowledged - without defeatism - that it has happened and had even severe consequences. What shouldn't happen is a validation thereby that it is able to derail recovery. This attitude is essential to master for both the one recovering and those supporting them. One way or another we're all going to recover and that includes local mental health services. The necessity of recovery will ensure this outcome. The only question is: how fast?Equality can take many forms. Lately I have asked myself: What is the service that I am offering that you are using? My service is that I am mentally ill, I am open to you, I permit myself to be treated and supported by you... I am therefore clear that you are also my service users. I want it acknowledged for all service users that just as we use the service, so the service uses us. And this gives a basic equality.Empowerment and partnership are given meaning primarily by practical and simple measures. By making services users, in essence, part of the service, but in a new, more active and dynamic role. The primary objective of empowerment and partnership can only be this kind of shift. If only the service changes, no matter how dramatically for the better, there will still be imbalances. The service will be better, which is good, but the service users will still only be its beneficiaries, which may also be good but which does little to elevate them from a position of dependence and types of inferiority. And it's crucial that we develop in parallel, and accept that service users are not at the moment widely aware of or enthused by a new recovery context. So we need to be patient with each other, too. Most of us in the service still need it. This whole exercise is about reframing, not rejecting.That's why, in order for real change to take place, service users have to empower and partner each other meaningfully. These mutually empowered service users then have a foundation and strength able to support growth of equality with the service. Many feel this is unworkable, but ways are now being innovated to make this possible and they are succeeding.One of the most popular lately is "peer mentoring". This embodiment of mutuality. simply facilitates giving and receiving help and support with respect based on a shared experience. In the UK organisations like the Scottish Recovery Network and Recovery Devon produce similar definitions. Peer mentoring presumes empathy, which is vital to service user healing. As service users we can expect and experience much sympathy from staff and medical professionals but rarely, if ever, empathy. It's not fair to expect from those whose experience does not include our own, it would be patronizing and disingenuous, at best contrived. From each other it is natural. Understanding through the personal experience of having "been there", genuine engagement, sharing personal recovery experiences: these are all powerful ways service users can support and empower each other. Focusing on each person's strengths and potential or actual wellness and promoting recovery through relationship and friendship, these are ways to make ourselves better and stronger, and able to participate fully as partners.The next step might be peer mentoring programs where those with lived experience of mental illness mentor fellow service users. The two-way traffic here is simple and effective, as the specialist's own recovery is strengthened through service. These mentors or peer support specialists help others recover through engagement, hope, and mutual relationship and friendship. And this helps the organization and system recover. Moving from "mental patient" to colleague redefines our roles and boundaries. Significantly, as staff work alongside people in recovery, staff find new hope.It's time there was more awareness of national and international developments in service user involvement. In England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and abroad in Canada, the United States, New Zealand and many more practical application of the ideas of empowerment, partnership and the reality of recovery are often far advanced by comparison with our own. Delivering services around the needs and wants of service users; embedding service user involvement in mental health commissioning and whole service redesign; involving service users in setting goals and outcome measures and delivering user led services: all of these can be considered.Empowerment is not just an idea, it is essential. Let's see services empowered - self-empowered - to change. Let's have real partnership, between agencies, and between services and its service users. Ideals may be comforting, and reality harsh, but we service users are no strangers to harsh realities. For some of us, it has formed almost all of our experience. Recovery is not just a model or a process or a concept or a practise or a context. Recovery does not happen just through services, as in the case of service users, but also to services. It is a necessity for service users and their best and most realistic hope for restored happiness and new wholeness. If we will take this journey together - the best hope for a new way or working and being with your service users - the opportunity to recover ourselves and each other is here. I know we can do it, and in fact today, being here, it's clear we have already begun.By Jeremy ClarkeRead Jeremy Clarke's Mental Health Recovery Now
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Advanced System Optimizer 316486951 Free Download FULL Serial NEW
bit.ly Click the link to download free: Advanced System Optimizer 3.1.648.6951, 10Mb Advanced System Optimizer is a system tweaking suite that includes more than 30 tools to improve and tweak your PC`s performance, to keep your system running smoothly, speedily, and error free. It offers an attractive and easy to use interface that organizes all tasks into categories and provides graphical statistics whenever possible. The tools include junk file cleaner, memory optimizer, system information, system files backup, file encryption, safe uninstaller, duplicate file finder, windows transparency manager and much more. Advanced System Optimizer also includes a small SMTP server for direct mail sending, an Internet tracks eraser with cookie manager and secure deletion, and even a desktop sticky notes application. Overall, a great bundle that offers a wide range of system tools, as well as some extras that are not commonly found.Advanced System Optimizer has a collection of new utilities to give you better gaming environment, keep your drivers up-to-date, protect your computer from spyware, and tweak settings to improve performance. The exquisite interface and the single click solution can make your working simpler. Whether you simply want to optimize your system or get rid of junk collected on your system with as little effort as possible or want the backup of your system files with a single click recovery option, or protect your privacy, Advanced System Optimizer is the tool of ...
Video Rating: 5 / 5
DJ Sammy Heaven 911 Remix
THIS VIDEO GOT BLOCKED FROM WMG & I UNDERSTAND, SO INSTEAD I JUST PUT A BACKUP INSTRUMENTAL SONG. I DO NOT WANT TO DELETE THIS VIDEO SINCE IT HAD SO MANY VIEWS AND I'M REALLY PROUD OF IT. THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH. ______________________________ LYRICS: It's been a year daddy I really really miss you Mommie says you're safe now in a beautiful place called Heaven We have your favorite dinner tonight I ate it all up even though i don't like carrots I learned how to swim this summer I can even open my eyes when i'm under water Can't you see me? I started kindergarten this year I carry around a picture of us in my Blue's Clues lunchbox You are the greatest daddy I can swing on the swing by myself even though i miss you pushing me Can't you see me? I miss how you used to tickle me Tickle my belly My belly hurts I try not to cry Mommie says it's ok I know you don't like it when i cry Never wanted me to be sad I try daddy but it hurts Is it true you're not coming home? Maybe some day I can visit you in Heaven, ok? It's time for me to go to bed now I sleep with the light on just in case you come home and kiss me good night I love you so much I miss you daddy ______________________________ This is a video I made for 9/11 which is a terrible tragedy even for French people as far as I know, I came home from School, I turn on the TV and directly from New York, I saw the first plane being crashed into one of the tower. I was shocked. Really. It's hard to lose someone you love in a way ...
Video Rating: 4 / 5
WINDOWS XP Tricks
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Video Rating: 4 / 5
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