File replication over a WAN, without DFS replication
This is a follow up to question 24154741. Assuming I can't use DFS replication to replicate files across the WAN, what other options do I have? I need it to be automatic once started and configured, persistant, and able to do differential copies, if possible.
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It needs to be persistant, and although I didn't mention it before, it also need it to be throttle-able. Robocopy is neither. Thanks, though.
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I don't think that counts. I am looking to have it be much more instant than that. A write is made on one end, the changes are almost instantly replicated to the other end. Like DFS replication, but without using that particular piece of software.
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ANyone?
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I appreciate both of your answers, and since you both came up with the same main point, I am going to guess you are probably right. That being said, I am going to leave this open for a bit longer, in case someone comes through with some new information.
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Unfortunately, neither of you came up with a solution that fit what I need. Then again, it probably doesn't exist, so I am splitting the points evenly. Thank you for your help.
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By default Robocopy will only copy a file if the source and destination have different time stamps or different file sizes.