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need a fault tolerance exchange server
It depends on what sort of fault tolerance you want. MCS is about the only product out there that will provide fault tolerance for the actual application(Like Exchange). However, if you want a means to protect your Exchange server without installing MCS, then there are a few replication software...- Brent71
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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disaster recovery kit needed
For a true disaster, having your data local usually isn't the best idea. Often it is better to have the data somewhere else, with a spare server to drop the data on. That way, if you have a true disaster, the data isn’t lost with the servers. I would suggest looking at a replication product to...- Brent71
- Post #2
- Forum: Data Recovery
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Cheap SAN solution
Another way would be to run replication software on your servers to replicate the data to your backup server. The advantage to this is that you won't have to spike your network when you run your backups at night. Infact this would allow you to run your backups off the backup server anytime you...- Brent71
- Post #4
- Forum: Data Recovery
