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Re: Testing Replica (B&R 6.0 and later)
Hi Bernard,
1. Please see above for the replica testing procedure.
2. In case of re-IP, you'd need to adjust your DR network by modyfing DNS entries during a failover, so you can reach the servers with their new addresses.
1. Please see above for the replica testing procedure.
2. In case of re-IP, you'd need to adjust your DR network by modyfing DNS entries during a failover, so you can reach the servers with their new addresses.
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[MERGED] Repica Question...
Afternoon, very simple question
We replicate a few VM's to our DR site.
We occasionally start these up just to ensure they work, but we never use them in live, as they are for DR, so they start up, we log in and just give a quick sense check then shut them down. What happens in terms of any writes to these machines , or is this not the best way to do this?
Thanks Folks
Kevin
We replicate a few VM's to our DR site.
We occasionally start these up just to ensure they work, but we never use them in live, as they are for DR, so they start up, we log in and just give a quick sense check then shut them down. What happens in terms of any writes to these machines , or is this not the best way to do this?
Thanks Folks
Kevin
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Re: Testing Replica (B&R 6.0 and later)
Hi Kevin, all the changes performed while replica VM was up are discarded during the next job run.
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Re: Testing Replica (B&R 6.0 and later)
That great mate, much appreciated. Sorry for the double post I was not sure where the first one went!
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[MERGED] Using replica as test machine
I was wondering if I made changes to the OS of a replica (installing a program or update) would the next replication change all of that? Or would I have to roll back to a previous snapshot restore point to erase those changes?
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Re: Using replica as test machine
Hi,
No worries, all changes you made to replica VM will be discarded during the next job run.
Please review this thread for additional information. Thanks!
No worries, all changes you made to replica VM will be discarded during the next job run.
Please review this thread for additional information. Thanks!
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