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Hi<br />
I'm looking for a backup program that can work in my datacenter across multiple client setups. I know many cloud solutions do this but i don't need cloud capability. I need something where I can have one &quot;master server&quot; with agents installed across 10-15 different customer's servers (all on separate subnets, connected at gig speed) and backup their file shares and exchange DB's to a location on-premise.<br />
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And then i would only need to monitor the &quot;main server&quot; for job status, etc.<br />
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Essentially, BackupExec would be fine if only i could get it to work across multiple AD domains.<br />
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Anyone know of another product i can use?
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Hi
I'm looking for a backup program that can work in my datacenter across multiple client setups. I know many cloud solutions do this but i don't need cloud capability. I need something where I can have one "master server" with agents installed across 10-15 different customer's servers (all on separate subnets, connected at gig speed) and backup their file shares and exchange DB's to a location on-premise.

And then i would only need to monitor the "main server" for job status, etc.

Essentially, BackupExec would be fine if only i could get it to work across multiple AD domains.

Anyone know of another product i can use?

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