Step One: Identify and record server to be decommissioned. Locate it in the data center. Schedule it for decommissioning Step Two: Identify and retain all software licenses associated with the server. Step Three: Schedule the cancellation of any vendor maintenance contracts associated with the server or software. Step Four: Backup and save any necessary data. Step Five: Disconnect server from the network. Remove from ACLs, subnets, and firewalls. Step Six: Turn the box of that’s being decommissioned. Step Seven: Remove the server from the rack for physical destruction or data erasure sanitization with secure, certified, overwrite of all data Step Eight: Erase the disks in the server using an approved data sanitization method. Data erasure ensures that the data is unrecoverable and is a more environmentally-friendly option.
Selling old/used servers to Maxicom Singapore is quite simple. When you are planning to sell your server online, send us details of servers at purchase@maxicom.sg. Our team will contact you as soon as possible. For more details please visit our website www.maxicom.sg
If you want to start your Company and you are at the beginning of your startup, in that case, it makes much more sense to just rent a server instead of buying a new one. Buying your server needs a lot of expense and it is also time consuming, whereas as a startup holder, people have some shortage of both money and time, so it is sensible to hire a server and handover the responsibilities to an experienced server rental company. At Maxicom, we understand the importance of a reliable Server plays in the work environment. You can rent all the major brand’s servers from us. And with the configuration you require. Being a startup there are various advantages of rent a server The four top reasons to choose a rented server than buying one are listed below: Low Maintenance – Maintaining a server is quite difficult. When you have a server on rent, all of the maintenance responsibility is taken care of more efficiently and faster by the rental company. Cost-Effect...
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