
Over 12 terabytes of networked storage is available for data storage, is backed up daily, and available for data recovery. An Overland Neo 2000 is used for preserving data on a weekly and monthly basis with tapes stored at on-site and off-site locations. Easy restoration of files can be performed by using snapshots. Snapshots are hourly, daily, and weekly copies of the data on the network drive. The snapshots can be retrieved by the user without the need to request a restoration of information from the backup tapes.
Engineering users are familiar with the networked storage spaces provided through the use of home, office, research, and web space. Using these drives ensures that your data is backed up regularly, stored in a controlled environment, protected under disaster recovery plans, and best of all, available to you from anywhere.
Engineering has several computer labs available to meet your computing needs. The engineering labs are open to all engineering users when not reserved for a class. The 1307 lab remains open to all users and is not reserved for any classes.