Backup & Business Continuity Designed around your critical systems

ILS Networks designs backup, recovery, and business-continuity systems for organizations — built around your critical systems, service windows, and recovery objectives, not around a product. Operating in Israel since 2009.

Operating
Since 2009
Support
24/7
Service area
Israel

Backup is not a file on the side — it is a recovery plan

A backup system starts with business questions: which systems are critical to the operation, how much data you can afford to lose, and how long you can afford to be down — and only then are the tools chosen. ILS Networks designs and builds every layer of the system: the backup platform (Veeam, Avamar, Proxmox Backup Server), local, off-site, and cloud copies, and disaster-recovery scenarios with actual restore testing.

The service fits organizations building a new backup system, cleaning up an existing one, or moving between virtualization platforms — that want a single party to design, build, and support all the layers together, with 24/7 support.

Three layers of business continuity

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Backup platforms

  • Veeam Backup & Replication
  • Dell Avamar
  • Proxmox Backup Server
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Local, off-site & cloud backup

  • Local copies for fast restores
  • Off-site copies at a separate location
  • Cloud copies as an additional layer of protection
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Disaster recovery & restore testing

  • DR scenario planning
  • Actual restore testing
  • RPO and RTO objective definition

Backup as part of production projects

Ariston Group

Backup and continuity within a virtualization migration

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As part of the controlled VMware to Proxmox migration, backup and continuity were addressed within the project — keeping systems protected through the migration stages and in the new environment.

  • Proxmox Backup Server
  • Veeam

ILS Networks has been designing and operating backup and business-continuity systems for organizations in Israel since 2009, with 24/7 support.

Frequently asked questions

Which backup tools do you work with?

ILS Networks works with the leading enterprise backup platforms: Veeam Backup & Replication, Dell Avamar, and Proxmox Backup Server. The tool choice is driven by your environment — the virtualization platform, data volumes, backup targets, and budget — not by a fixed product shelf.

What is the difference between local, off-site, and cloud backup?

A local backup is stored on site and enables fast restores of files and machines. An off-site copy is stored at a different location and protects against scenarios where the primary site is hit — fire, physical damage, or a ransomware event that encrypts the local backup as well. A cloud copy adds a further layer of separation and availability. A well-designed backup system combines more than one layer, according to how critical the systems are and what the organization requires.

Do you test that backups can actually be restored?

Yes. An untested backup is an assumption, not protection. Restore testing is part of the service: actually restoring files and machines from the backup to verify the data is intact and the recovery meets expectations — before a real incident forces you to find out.

How do you approach disaster recovery (DR) and RPO/RTO objectives?

The design starts with the business questions: which systems are critical, how much data you can afford to lose (RPO), and how long you can afford to be down (RTO). The architecture is derived from those objectives — backup frequency, copy locations, replication, and recovery scenarios — so the system matches your actual needs rather than the other way around.

Do you handle backup when migrating between platforms?

Yes. When moving between virtualization platforms — for example from VMware to Proxmox — the backup architecture is redesigned as part of the project, so systems stay protected through every stage of the migration and after it. That is how we worked, for example, on the Ariston Group migration to Proxmox.

Let's review your backup system together

A short professional call with the team: how your systems are backed up today, what happens in a real recovery scenario, and what a clean backup and continuity setup would take. No commitment — just straight answers.

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