Desktop and Server Scheduled Preventative Maintenance
Regularly scheduled preventative maintenance
helps achieve the continued optimal
operating conditions of PC hardware through the implementation
of regularly
scheduled problem-preventative procedures, including:
• Scandisk checks
• Temporary Internet file deletion
• Hard drive defragmentation
• Virus Scan checks and updates
• Physical cleaning of PCs and servers once a year
• Install released and tested patches on servers
• Run operating system maintenance programs on servers
• Test the backup program by restoring random files on servers
General Scheduled Network Maintenance
General Scheduled Maintenance provides bulk
savings for on-site engineering
support at regularly scheduled intervals. While on site,
engineers will handle client-
requested server and desktop tasks, as well as provide other
preventative
maintenance or problem-solving actions as time allows. General
Scheduled
Maintenance helps reduce in-house IT expenditures and costly
downtime
Internal and External Security Scans
Security vulnerability assessments of your
network provide you with a documented
analysis of your current network protection level, as well as
recommendations for
plugging security holes.
What is a Network Health Check?
A Network Health Check is a basic network
audit designed to provide you with a
documented analysis of the state of your network infrastructure,
as well as
recommendations for improved performance and lower operating
costs.
When combined with the Security Heath Check, a Network Health
Check provides a
more complete picture of your network issues, as well as
specific recommendations
for achieving a more secure, more fluently operating
network.
What will I receive from you?
You will receive a physical network audit and
a written report containing:
• A diagram of your network infrastructure
• Software and hardware inventory, including physical
connections
• Connectivity and bandwidth usage report
• Recommendations for smoother operation
• Recommendations for increased productivity
• Recommendations for lower operating costs
• Recommendations for existing problem solutions
Why should I have a Network Health
Check?
You should regularly check the health of your
network to detect and diagnose existing problems, find
solutions, and prevent future network problems by using the
health check as a baseline upon which to plan network upgrades.
Regular health checks are important, because even if your
network was designed and installed by experts, it is nearly
impossible to keep changes and problems from creeping in over
time.
A Network Health Check from OSIT will provide recommendations to
ensure that
your network:
• Is operating in optimal condition
• Is operating under the optimal configuration
• Is fully documented for easy management and future planning
• Is running the latest service packs and hot fixes
• Is running up to date virus software
• Is as secure as possible
