PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ROUTING WHEN BUILDING BUSINESS CONTINUITY AND DISASTER RECOVERY AT THE ENTERPRISE LEVEL
Andrian Piskozub,
Mikolaj Karpinski,
Elena Nyemkova,
Yuriy Lakh,
Roman Banakh,
Pawel Sawicki
Abstract: Disaster recovery and business continuity are critical components of a comprehensive risk management strategy for organizations. Minimizing downtime is one of the key aspects for a company that wants to quickly recover its IT infrastructure, applications and data after a disaster. The emphasis in this paper is placed on improving network resilience and availability of critical services, possible risks and implementation of several Recovery Time Objective improvements. Practical aspects of routing when building business continuity and disaster recovery at the enterprise level have been discussed. Mitigation steps to minimize the impact of disasters based on improving infrastructure resilience and recovery steps, focused on repairing damaged infrastructure, re-establishing business functions, are considered.
Keywords: BCP, DR, RTO, routing, Flat networking, Clustering, MC-LAG, Juniper, VPN
DOI: 10.24874/PES08.02B.023
Recieved: Revised: Accepted:
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