mmmm.....
When you set your replication, you create the shares, and set the permissions ahead.. so when failure happen you just set the source and the destination...
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mmmm.....
When you set your replication, you create the shares, and set the permissions ahead.. so when failure happen you just set the source and the destination...
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Originally Posted by SuperSAN
With Data replication this is possible. With Volume Replication the destination volumes don't appear in NAS Resources. I prefer the idea of one or two replicated volumes vs. a lot of data replication tasks.
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SuperSan Is correct.
With Volume replication
You can create your share and add users to the destination share prior to starting the Volume replication task.
If the source fails then change the destination to source and clear the metadata.
Also change the IP to that of the source and have users reconnect.
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Ok thanks. I didn't realize you had to create the share and permissions before setting the volume as a replication destination.
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