Server Administration
Servers sized to actual load, monitored, backed up on-site and off-site, with scheduled maintenance and administration across Windows and Linux.
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What it solves
A server doesn't warn you when it stops being enough. It warns you when the disk is already full, when the backup nobody verified fails to restore, or when the person who knew how the directory was configured has already left the organization.
With this service, those decisions are made on time: capacity calculated before buying, maintenance on a schedule, verified backups, and documented administration that doesn't depend on one person.
- Capacity runs out sooner than expected because nobody sized the actual load.
- Backups exist, but a full restore was never tested.
- Failures get attention only after they've already interrupted the operation.
- DHCP, DNS, and Active Directory get administered by whoever is available that day.
What it includes
Six work fronts. The exact scope is defined after the assessment.
Server sizing
Calculating the capacity the operation needs today and over the expected growth horizon.
Private clouds
Own infrastructure with controlled access, for data that doesn't go out to public services.
Preventive and corrective maintenance
A schedule of planned intervention and response when failures occur.
On-site and remote backups
Local and off-site copies, with verification that restoring actually works.
Service monitoring
Watching DHCP, DNS, Active Directory, and data availability.
Windows and Linux administration
Operation, users, permissions, and updates on both platforms.
Why Servitec
Backups that get tested
We verify that the restore works, not just that the copy exists: that's the difference between having a backup and being able to recover.
Windows and Linux to the same standard
Administration of both platforms, from users and permissions to updates, documented so the operation never depends on one person.
Server, network, and security in one team
Whoever manages the server also knows the network and the protection around it, which shortens diagnosis when something fails.
24/7 support when contracted
For contract clients who need it, support outside business hours for critical services.
Works together with
Where it applies
Especially where information and day-to-day continuity cannot fail: manufacturing plants and professional offices.
Same family
Let's start by seeing how the platform stands today.
A short assessment of capacity, backups, and current administration. With that on the table, we can quote something real.