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Replication to two NAS devices
We are wanting to install Veeam to backup and replicate a customers set of virtual Servers. They are running Server 2008 R2 on their current Servers. I am wanting to have the Servers backup to a local NAS, and then replicate over a constant VPN to another office of theirs. Are there any recommendations for doing this? Is it just a case of setting up a backup copy job from the primary, and specifying the remote NAS to copy backup jobs to?
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Re: Replication to two NAS devices
Do you want to perform VM replication or copy backup to the secondary repository?
If the second, the best practice is to backup VMs locally and then use backup copy job to copy backups.
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If the second, the best practice is to backup VMs locally and then use backup copy job to copy backups.
Thanks!
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Re: Replication to two NAS devices
Thanks for the super quick 'sit on your hands Friday' reply
Which one would you recommend? Could we for example, replicate the Servers to a local NAS, and then replicate them a third time across the VPN to the other NAS? I guess with the replication way, we could simply fire the machine up off the local NAS to get them working asap, right?
Which one would you recommend? Could we for example, replicate the Servers to a local NAS, and then replicate them a third time across the VPN to the other NAS? I guess with the replication way, we could simply fire the machine up off the local NAS to get them working asap, right?
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Re: Replication to two NAS devices
Also, with the VM replication jobs, are you still able to perform quick GRT for individual files and emails?
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Re: Replication to two NAS devices
NAS is just a storage while replication provides the best RTPO, but requires another host to run replica VM.mr2nut123 wrote:Which one would you recommend? Could we for example, replicate the Servers to a local NAS, and then replicate them a third time across the VPN to the other NAS? I guess with the replication way, we could simply fire the machine up off the local NAS to get them working asap, right?
I would suggest to use both backup and replica or just backup if you don`t have a secondary host and/or don`t need replica VM.
If you decide to have both you may leverage Replica from Backup feature.
Yes, you are.mr2nut123 wrote:Also, with the VM replication jobs, are you still able to perform quick GRT for individual files and emails?
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Re: Replication to two NAS devices
So basically, unless you have another Server, you're best just doing a backup copy job and then IF the original host fails, you can just restore the backup and mount the VM?Shestakov wrote: NAS is just a storage while replication provides the best RTPO, but requires another host to run replica VM.
I would suggest to use both backup and replica or just backup if you don`t have a secondary host and/or don`t need replica VM.
If you decide to have both you may leverage Replica from Backup feature.
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Re: Replication to two NAS devices
That`s correct.
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