DFS R2 is really good.  We have moved several remote sites where the
tapes drive has failed to a system where DFS R2 is copying the data back
to a central server across the WAN.  We have it syncing data stores of
30+ GB with no problem whatsoever.  After the initial copy, the traffic
isn't even noticeable on the network.  We found out that an old
distribution directory was on 2 of the remote servers when the 2nd one
replicated and the total data transferred was way less than the amount
of data on the server because it already existed on the target server.
 
-Brian

 

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From: Matt McComas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 9:44 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: best options for file server replication / mirroring


I was curious what you guys thought are the best options for the
following scenario:
 
You have two file servers we'll call A and B.  You want A to replicate
it's data to B, and prefer only changes replicated, and you'd like to
centrally manage these replication processes.
 
Possible solutions I've thought of:
1. DFS shares
2. Robocopy
 
Are there any other native Windows Server 2003 R2 components that will
help this?  How about good third party products to manage this process?
Ideally, you'd want to manage the process or jobs from a central
location, but only have the data replicated and copied between the hosts
in question (not traveling through the job or management server).
 
thoughts, ideas?
 
Thanks,
MM


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