The logistics of purchasing, shipping, installing, and testing a RCare nurse call system typically takes months of preparation and execution.  In the rare case of when a server disrupts that careful planning unexpectedly, there are one of two ways to solve these potential situations.  The first is to be prepared, in which case there is understanding across the board regarding the “what if?” process.  This involves less frustration as well as minimal downtime.  The second involves trying to replicate months’ worth of work as quickly as humanly possible, which can lead to its own set of problems.  The latter option will surely lead to increased frustration, potential loss of customers and/or future projects, and time delays in orders of magnitude longer than simply being prepared.  In short, there are two easy things you can do to minimize this damage caused by a downed Cube.  Set and know expectations with end users, and have backup servers and configuration files.