SBS Disaster Recovery
Hi,
I'm looking for some advice and guidance for the following solution.
I have an SBS03 Server which is stored at Partners A's home office. Partner B comes to Partners A's home daily to work.
There have been times when Partner A is away, and Partner B would like to work from home, as he lives some distance from the office.
Partner B is concerned that if the internet goes down, he has to come to the office to sort out/reboot router etc etc.
What would be the best method, as Partner B wants to have a 2nd server at his home, in the instances that Partner A is away and the internet goes down from either line fault, router problem etc etc. and he can have the data eithre replicated or whatever so he can carry on working.
Thanks
I'm looking for some advice and guidance for the following solution.
I have an SBS03 Server which is stored at Partners A's home office. Partner B comes to Partners A's home daily to work.
There have been times when Partner A is away, and Partner B would like to work from home, as he lives some distance from the office.
Partner B is concerned that if the internet goes down, he has to come to the office to sort out/reboot router etc etc.
What would be the best method, as Partner B wants to have a 2nd server at his home, in the instances that Partner A is away and the internet goes down from either line fault, router problem etc etc. and he can have the data eithre replicated or whatever so he can carry on working.
Thanks
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Jay_Jay70
rubbish you cannot add another DC or exchange server. Its perfectly fine to do that
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my understanding is that adding a dc is fine, though adding an exchange server is not.
exchange server is fine as well
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with that solution then, are you recommending what our other expert is saying though with regards to exchange, do a backup / restore at partner B's house?
I would look at the installtion of a second exchange server and letting it automatically do eberything for you
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Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).
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