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yoyo173fr
Aug 24, 2015Tutor
Replication between 2 NAS on private network
Hi
I've a NAS on a private network. I want to buy a second one and install it on a different location on another private network.
I want to know
1) if it's possible to connect both to netgear cloud
2) is it possible to create replication or synchronisation between both?
3) in case of replication/sync is possible, is it possible to implement below rules?
NAS A
-share a1 : i want it to be backuped on NAS B
-share a2 : I don't want any replication to NAS B
-share ab3 : I want it to be synced with NAS B (if possible)
-share b1 : backup of NAS b1
NAS B
-share b1 : i want it to be backuped on NAS A
-share b2 : I don't want any replication to NAS A
-share ab3 : I want it to be synced with NAS A (if possible)
-share a1 : backup of NAS a1
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
Are you asking specifically about ReadyNAS Replicate, are you thinking more broadly about backup/sync?
The web UI backup will handle everything except
- share ab3 : I want it to be synced with NAS A (if possible)
That requires 2-way sync (which the built in backup won't do). I don't use ReadyNAS Replicate, but I don't believe that will do automatic 2-way sync either.
The best protocol for what you want is rsync over ssh.
- GregSoAspirant
Hello Stephen,
I am looking to replicate data between two NAS devices(2120v2 and 3130) which are in separate geographic locations but on the same WAN and share a VPN tunnel.
Most of the Shares are iSCSI connected virtual machines in VMWare.
I would like to have data copied and stored from each of those devices to one another for redundancy purposes. Although I believe that iSCSI shares are not able to be replicated on this NAS. If that is the case, can you suggest an alternative to this?
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
AFAIK both frontview backup and replicate are for file-based storage only, and won't work for block-based storage like iSCSI.
Perhaps run rsync in a VM that accesses both the primary and the backup LUNs???
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