
Calicut varsity yet to have backup of digital data, records
The Hindu
University not making use of servers purchased for hyperconverged system
The recent breaking down of computer servers of the University of Calicut has raised questions about the security system that should have been in place for safekeeping of digital data and records.
According to sources, the servers broke down on Saturday, but there were some technical problems on Friday itself. Sources said that students were not able to complete the process of submitting applications, whose last date was on Friday. At least some people, who had come to the university for their various needs, had to return empty handed.
Though the authorities claim that the problems were resolved by Saturday itself, the digital document filing system is not yet completely restored. Also, it is not yet sure if the data stored at the Pareeksha Bhavan, the examination wing, has been lost or not. If the data is lost, that will make scrutiny of grade cards and mark lists difficult.

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