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How to set up a disaster recovery (DR) VLAN to replicate data
Networking, Disaster Recovery, it management, Network management, Disaster management, Disaster planning, Storage Area Networks, Remote office/branch offices, Remote offices, Virtual LAN, VLAN, Data Replication, Cisco switches, Storage back-ups
I am new to disaster recovery (DR) and IT management. I have a production site with Cisco switches, and I'm backing up data to a storage area network (SAN). I have a GB link to a remote office and would like to replicate data to another SAN at the remote location. How do I set up a DR virtual LAN (VLAN) at the production site to replicate and switch over users in the event of a disaster?
ASKED: Mar 25 2009  3:32 PM GMT
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You can set up an explicit route, but the best way to do this will depend on the software set that you have on your routers. I would suggest reaching out to your Cisco representative to see what the best way is to do this. You may need to add some software functions to do this.
Last Answered: Mar 25 2009  3:42 PM GMT by Chigbie   595 pts.
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