Roger,
I have had a few processes in place for some time, and I have slowly
been adding more and more backups to my WAN replication process.
I have about 2TB of data, and also use BE 12.5. (However, BE doesn't
offer much help to me in this arena).
- Currently, I ship 2 critical SQL database
At the moment, we have some sites that we are backing up over the WAN by
using DFS R2 to replicate the data (one way) to a central server and
then backing up that server. It works well and take very minimal
bandwidth to keep the remote site synced to the central server. The
initial replication to
: RE: Backups Over WAN
At the moment, we have some sites that we are backing up over the WAN by
using DFS R2 to replicate the data (one way) to a central server and
then backing up that server. It works well and take very minimal
bandwidth to keep the remote site synced to the central server
an
upper bound for the amount of data that would need to be replicated in a
day.
-Brian
From: Roger Wright [mailto:rwri...@evatone.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 2:07 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Backups Over WAN
How much data is tra
I think the bigger question is what are you trying to replicate and how do
you plan to restore?
Exchange/SQL/AD
Restore: Turn on in the WAN location? Bring systems/data back ???
So some general products that have used: XOsoft WANsync , Symantec
Netbackup, DRBD (SAN), Datacore (SAN w/ l
