Using Remote Copy

Remote copy is a state of art technology that is used to connect and post a file

from one computer to another, even if the distance between the two computers is over thousands of miles. It actually works as a part of the integrated networking system for a large scale business or any other organization where you can send the files like an email and keep them there.

You may be asking: and how does it work? Well, there are many possibilities, depending on the costumer's demands and need. If saving data regularly is vital for the work you do, you can choose to save the files that you need immediately, as they are being edited and you will never lose your work or time again.

Remote copies cover up the so called physical distance and they allow you to use your files from the storage device. Wherever you are working right now, you are able to save a safety copy of everything you want to in a storage device that is located at your home, at another office by the corner or even thousands of miles away.

Although, for remote copying, you can also use the internet if you have limited budget as the P2P is competitively costly. The best thing about the P2P is it is real fast. You can use the other computer in the same way like you are using your own computer even if the other computer is located in a whole new place.

The network for this type of connectivity is designed by the network administrator of the company. The admin can also determine who will have access to the remote computers as well as restricting the access based on the position in the company.

by: Janine Balfour

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