Toshiba Strata DK14 General Description Manual page 458

Automatic Call Distribution
ACD Supervisor Features
Figure 19
Database Backup Scenario #1
One of the common techniques for ensuring the reliability of the database in PC based systems is
to provide redundancy of the hard drive memory within the Server. This can be accomplished by
adding additional hardware within the MIS server and using either redundancy (mirroring) or
striping of the hard drives for this redundancy.
In many cases, it may be too expensive to provide the redundancy within the MIS Server. To
accommodate this using other components that may be already available within the customer site,
the data files can be located on an existing Server which already is built with these capabilities.
The MIS Server is responsible for the database and files, but routines and operations concerning
backup and redundancy can administered by the administrator of the Network Server. An example
of Database Scenario #1 is shown in
Figure 20
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Strata DK
MIS Events
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Multiple Supervisors with inView Displays
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MIS Events
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Database Backup Scenario #1
LAN Connection
MIS Server MIS Client
inView Client
Figure 15.
LAN Connection
MIS Server
MIS Client
inView Client
Network
Server
Holds data files
for MIS Server
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