Nothing falls through our net.(c)

Preface
ONISI disaster recovery mobilizes all necessary technology and personnel to restore operations.  The Interprise Network ^TM is designed to give solid guidelines to achieve this goal.    It is however presumptuous to assume all aspects of a disaster will fit the form of the plan.  Innovation and business intelligence will be utilized during a disaster recovery.

Overview
Before we begin, it is important to understand the design of the system.  Included is a list of possible disaster scenarios and their respective recovery plan as a matter of current status.   Here we will look at two sites for simplicity .

As we look at our Indiana Site, we see a line that connects to the LDC. This line represents our T1s. The T1s are carried by our Local Loop Provider to our long distance carrier (LDC). The LDC breaks the channels of the T1s into their parts and routes information where necessary.

Some of the T1 is Frame Relay Data Networking that allows us remote access via the Wide Area Network (WAN) and compressed voice over frame for virtual seating and administration uses. This WAN creates the ability for Virginia to handle voice overflow, data storage and processing with personnel in Virginia, as needed by the Indiana Site.  

The other parts of the T1s go to the LDC phone system. The phone system carries calls from and to callers, customers and contractors.

Inside the Indiana Site is our Adtran TSU, which breaks channels of one of the T1 where Frame relay resides and delivers Frame to the Cisco Router and Voice to the NEC Phone Switch. The Cisco Router then breaks the Compressed Voice Data out to the NEC Phone Switch and regular IP data to the LAN.