Addressing Single Points of Failure in RightFax

Identify any potential single points of failure within your RightFax configuration and reduce the risk of unplanned downtime.

Redundancy and Disaster Recovery

Examples of different RightFax system design strategies that will enhance Disaster Recovery

Single RightFax Server

No Redundancy
Multiple Single Points of Failure

Single Server with Cold Spare

Simple Redundancy
Manual Cut-Over Process

RightFax Collective

Active/Active
Load Balancing
Up to 12 Servers
Shared Services Module required
No interruption when one server goes down

Geo Redundancy RightFax Collective

Multiple Data Centers
High-speed IP-based Communication
Added Layer of Redundancy

Communication systems disruptions, even minor, can have a significant impact on your business. Electrical outages, telecommunications equipment failures and catastrophic events can cause your primary fax server to fail and become unavailable to send, receive and manage your communications. No matter what the cause, unplanned downtime of your fax server can have devastating consequences to your business and your profitability.

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