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Disaster Recovery as a Service for Los Angeles Businesses

Backups get your files back. Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) keeps your business running. If a server fails, ransomware hits, or the office loses power, SupportMax can start copies of your critical systems in a secure cloud so your team keeps working, then move everything back when your own systems are ready. We run the failover for you and test it regularly, so you know it works before you need it. We work with Los Angeles businesses of 1 to 100 people.

What you get

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Critical systems running in the cloud during an outage

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Failover and failback handled by SupportMax

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Test failovers on a regular schedule

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Plain-English help

Tested regularly

No fear tactics

One accountable team

When it matters

When backups alone are not enough

Restoring from backup takes time. Some businesses cannot wait.

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A server fails

Your line-of-business app or file server stops, and replacing the hardware takes days.

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Ransomware locks systems

You need clean systems running while the damaged ones are investigated and rebuilt.

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The office is unavailable

A power outage, fire, or flood keeps you out of the building.

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Clients cannot wait

Every hour offline costs revenue, deadlines, and client trust.

How it works

How disaster recovery as a service works

Prepare, test, fail over, and fail back.

Let's Take This Off Your Plate Disaster recovery as a service: how disaster recovery as a service works, step by step: prepare, test, fail over and fail back

1. Prepare

2. Test

3. Fail over and fail back

What it covers

Failover, testing, and safe recovery

Three parts of a recovery you can rely on.

Failover

Keep running

Critical servers started in the cloud

Systems brought up in the right order

Secure remote access for staff

Run by SupportMax

Testing

Know it works

Isolated test failovers

Weekly or monthly, as agreed

Results reviewed with you

Gaps fixed before an incident

Safe recovery

Clean restore

Choose a clean recovery point

Backups checked for malware

Immutable storage on request

Failback when you are ready

Backup vs DRaaS

Backup or disaster recovery as a service: what is the difference?

Business continuity planning →

What's included

Disaster recovery as a service from SupportMax

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Preparation

Cloud backups, recovery servers, networking, and start-up order set up for your critical systems.

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Testing

Isolated test failovers, weekly or monthly as agreed, with results reviewed.

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Failover

SupportMax starts your systems in the cloud during an outage.

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Failback

Systems moved back once your own environment is ready.

Client stories

What clients say about SupportMax

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Working with SupportMax

One accountable team, clear next steps

Could your business keep running if your server went down today?

Call 310.331.8119, Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Pacific, and we will talk through what you would need.

Recovery review

Keep working through outages

Questions

Disaster recovery as a service: common questions

What is disaster recovery as a service?

DRaaS keeps ready-to-run copies of your critical systems in a secure cloud, so they can be started there during an outage instead of waiting to rebuild on new hardware.

Who runs the failover?

SupportMax does. We start your systems in the cloud during an outage and move them back when your own systems are ready.

How often is it tested?

Do we still need regular backups?

Yes. DRaaS builds on backups. Backups protect your data; DRaaS keeps your critical systems running.

Which systems should be covered?

Usually the systems your business cannot run without, such as file servers, line-of-business applications, and directory servers. We help you decide.

How is it priced?

Keep your business running through outages

Call 310.331.8119, Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Pacific, or request a technology assessment. See also backup and disaster recovery.

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