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?
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Mar 25, 2009 3:32 PM GMT
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March 25, 2009 3:51:52 PM GMT
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Answer Wiki:
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.
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