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I have read that 2010 supports site-to-site replication. &nbsp;There is just no overview or white paper on exactly what they mean by that. &nbsp;I guess I will have to get in contact with MSDN, or keep playing with the beta release.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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-Fred
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I have read that 2010 supports site-to-site replication.  There is just no overview or white paper on exactly what they mean by that.  I guess I will have to get in contact with MSDN, or keep playing with the beta release.

Thanks!

-Fred

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I am reviewing DPM 2010 for a disaster recovery solution.<br />
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Is there a built in feature in DPM 2010 for a live Site-to-Site replication. &nbsp;I cannot seem to find any information on this.<br />
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I have my live MOSS 2007 farm and would like a live copy-farm (including solutions) in another location.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
-Fred
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I am reviewing DPM 2010 for a disaster recovery solution.

Is there a built in feature in DPM 2010 for a live Site-to-Site replication.  I cannot seem to find any information on this.

I have my live MOSS 2007 farm and would like a live copy-farm (including solutions) in another location.

Thanks,
-Fred

DPM Site-to-Site Replication

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