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I just read, that NETGEAR is ending ReadyNAS Replicate end of 2018.
We use two RN312 systems to save and backup (mirrow) all our company data. The systems are running since 2014 and after setting up everything and solving several problems, the systems run stable now and backup/replicate the data every night.
The systems are running well, so there is absolutely no need to exchange the hardware.
We want to use the systems to store AND BACKUP (mirror) the data also in the future. After the end of REPLICATE 2018, what is NETGEARS solution for the customers that continue to use there well running systems (eg. RN312) to backup the data.
What are the alternatives to REPLICATE. What process or software has to be change with the RN312 systems to continue with a reliable backup from one RN3xx system to another.
I'm sure, it can't be NETGEAR philosophy and idea, to simply end a product without providing a solution for the existing systems.
Our systems have been purchased just 3,5 years ago.
Exchanging the RN312 systems against bigger and more powerful "business" systems is not viable sulution.
I'm sure the experts of NETGEAR can provide a reasonable and good solution for the existing customers.
Re: End-of-Life for ReadyNAS Replicate (RN312, RN3xx)
For X86 based NASes like your 312, ReadyDR is the replacement for Replicate. Using copy jobs between the NASes (rsync being the best choice) is another option (and the only option for ARM based NASes).
Re: End-of-Life for ReadyNAS Replicate (RN312, RN3xx)
For X86 based NASes like your 312, ReadyDR is the replacement for Replicate. Using copy jobs between the NASes (rsync being the best choice) is another option (and the only option for ARM based NASes).
