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Overview: Disaster Recovery refers to the practice of providing an alternative, ’backup’, or ’secondary’ site from which to resume the business I/T operations, until the primary site can be put back in service. This paper by IBM provides the reader with the basic guidelines on how to identify, discuss, and qualify Disaster Recovery opportunities for IBM clients running AIX 5L applications on System p Servers. The discussion that follows focuses on the key elements of a complete disaster recovery plan for a business enterprise, and the contributing roles and features of System p software products.
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