Takeover
A list of roles per machine: domain controllers, file shares, SQL Server hosting Comarch ERP XL or enova365, web and mail. Plus the end-of-support date of each operating system.
We start not with tooling but with one question: which services is your company unable to work without. Alarm thresholds and priorities follow from that.
A list of roles per machine: domain controllers, file shares, SQL Server hosting Comarch ERP XL or enova365, web and mail. Plus the end-of-support date of each operating system.
SMART data from drives, plus array, PSU and temperature readings pulled from iDRAC or iLO. The first hint of a weakening disk triggers a warranty claim rather than a wait for it to fail.
Windows in its standing slot, Linux with a separate eye on the PHP and database versions behind your shop. There is always a restore point.
We track expiry dates for SSL certificates, domains and licences, since a lapsed certificate can halt email or a web shop as surely as a dead disk.
Job results reviewed daily, and at intervals set in the contract a chosen server is actually brought back up from its copy.
Every intervention is recorded: who, when, what and why. Priceless during a NIS2 audit or a change of provider.
The first weeks go on getting to know the estate. After that we work to a rhythm your own team knows too.
We set up personal admin accounts and a secure channel, usually VPN with MFA. No shared passwords anywhere.
Disks, overdue patches, backups and logs get checked. Anything pressing is fixed on the spot; the rest goes into the plan.
Monitoring goes live, and we agree who receives which alarm at what hour.
Fixed slots, a monthly report and regular short online reviews.
The riskiest server is the one nobody remembers. An ageing NAS full of 2016 invoices, a PC under the manager's desk that somehow hosts the timesheet software, or a box with RDP open to the whole internet. Our inventory goes looking for precisely these, because they are how ransomware most often gets in.
Without paid extended support it no longer gets security fixes, so exposure rises month by month, and defending it under NIS2 and the Polish KSC act is tough. We plan to shift its roles to a supported release or onto a cloud VM. Until then we fence it off on the network and watch it more closely.
Not automatically. With a UPS, reasonable temperatures and a spare-capacity connection, it can stay where it is. If the office has one internet line, no cooling and regular power cuts, colocation or a cloud VM tends to beat repeated outages on cost. We price both and show you the gap in zloty.
Fixes rated critical skip the queue and go in at a time agreed with you, the rest in the monthly slot. When CERT Polska flags a flaw under active attack, we do not wait for the window and aim to agree a slot with you that same day.
Naturally. The servers are yours, so credentials sit in a password vault you can open, and every admin account belongs to a named person. Should you ever switch provider, documentation and access are handed over without argument.
Tell us what you run and where it lives. We come back with a few questions and an estimate of the monthly cost of looking after it.
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You will hear back within one working day, and if you have reported an outage that is holding up work, it goes to the front of the queue.
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