Just as background only: W
hen we had a single office, we had 2 Snap servers (identical models). One was
the primary and the other a backup. Each user mapped 3 shares from the primary
as X, Y and Z drive. We used the Snap EDR software to create a "replicate" and
a "backup". The replicate was
drmoque wrote:
To clarify, I don't know if I need a mirror or not. It was necessary
in our previous strategy in case our primary NAS failed (and of
course it did :)). With the Snap Server our backup data was useless
because we could not restore it to be usuable on the backup NAS
device.
Uhm, fi
drmoque wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Our office uses a Snap Server NAS device to host all of our working
> files. The clients accessing the NAS are all WIndows Vista OS.
> Recently we opened a second office and the backup strategy we had
> with the Snap Server software can't be implemented until our two
> off
Hi,
Our office uses a Snap Server NAS device to host all of our working files. The
clients accessing the NAS are all WIndows Vista OS. Recently we opened a second
office and the backup strategy we had with the Snap Server software can't be
implemented until our two offices can talk to each oth
