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Replicate Data between two office using NAS

Hi,

I'm looking for a solution to synchronized my data between two office. Currently, I'm using DFS with Windows 2003 Server STD, it works but buggy and configuring sync is a hassle. I have limited amount of space on the both server to combine and replicate the data. So, I was looking at procuring two external NAS (eSATA II, Gigabit NIC, or USB 3). Move the data to the NAS and use a software to replicate the NAS data.

These are some software I know that will work, but its an expense solution.

DoubleTake
EMC Replication Manager
ViceVersa

I'm sure there are more software out there that will do the same thing.

Also, I understand some NAS are equipped with software that will perform the function, but I'm not sure how good of a job it does.

Speed and reliability is important. Any ideas are welcome?

Thanks.

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NatoMas

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Thanks for replying insidertech. Synology was definitely one of my option. However, as for HomeServerSync. I don't feel good about it but will definitely look into it.

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NatoMas

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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 100 points for insidetech's comment #a38865994
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Assisted answer: 20 points for insidetech's comment #a38866137

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A possible solution.

NatoMas

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This is the first time I accepted a solution and post point. I don't know how it works, I thought I can give partial points if the provided solution is possible but not my accepted solution. Can you cancel my request? I'd like to give some point to the guy, but his solution may work, but not the solution I expected.

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NatoMas

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I did not try insidertech's solution, however I could see how that may work based on its feature. Thanks for the feedback.