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You asked the same question about Windows 10 and you can sync data on server the same way.<br />
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You can use Sync Back over VPN - I have done this.
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You asked the same question about Windows 10 and you can sync data on server the same way.

You can use Sync Back over VPN - I have done this.

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On the server I am looking to sync the rules and futures. (AS/GP/DNS/...)
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On the server I am looking to sync the rules and futures. (AS/GP/DNS/...)

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Use RoboCopy together with a Task Scheduler:<br />
<a href="https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733145(v=ws.11).aspx" rel="ugc">https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733145(v=ws.11).aspx</a>
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Use RoboCopy together with a Task Scheduler:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733145(v=ws.11).aspx [https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733145(v=ws.11).aspx]

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Robocopy will not sync roles and features
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Robocopy will not sync roles and features

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In that case a third party solution is needed like Symantec or Acronis.
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In that case a third party solution is needed like Symantec or Acronis.

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Hyper-V replication &nbsp;or DoubleTake software but It's really expensive
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Hyper-V replication  or DoubleTake software but It's really expensive

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Is there a way to sync 2 servers 2008 so I have a live cc of the main server to a backup server?<br />
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Should occur automatically daily.<br />
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They are in 2 location but connected via a VPN.<br />
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If yes how? (Is it a future build into windows or this party software needed? If a third party what would you recommend?)<br />
Does the hardware need to be identical (size, type, raid)
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Is there a way to sync 2 servers 2008 so I have a live cc of the main server to a backup server?

Should occur automatically daily.

They are in 2 location but connected via a VPN.

If yes how? (Is it a future build into windows or this party software needed? If a third party what would you recommend?)
Does the hardware need to be identical (size, type, raid)

sync 2 servers 2008

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