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    Currently this will work with a VPN connection in a 1 to 1 replication relationship, not many (Source servers) to 1 (Destination server), though we are looking to have this feature available in future releases.

    So Source is connected to Destination using a VPN connection.
    All the best,

    Todd Maxwell


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    We have a set up at one of our customers with 2 open-e iSCSI boxes (one replicating to the other) that are then mounted on a red hat server. The mounted volumes are then rsynced (i.e. file/data replication) to another box (a NAS open-e box), which is then rsynced to an off-site box over the internet. So, you could do it that way.

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    So in you example abox the Red Hat host server rsynced the attched iSCSI volumes to a Open-E NAS box, is that correct?

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    That is correct. Also, the main iscsi open-e box was also (block-level) replicated to another open-e iscsi box through a point-to-point connection between the two iscsi boxes. (In other words, this block-level replication was accomplished without the intervention of the red-hat server.)

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    Right, that looks like what we may end up doing at this time. Thanks for the information.

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    Hey Tom,

    I came up with one new question. Does replication only work between 2 Open-E boxes or can I mount any iSCSI target in Open-E and replicate to that LUN?

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    Quote Originally Posted by amscanada
    Hey Tom,

    I came up with one new question. Does replication only work between 2 Open-E boxes or can I mount any iSCSI target in Open-E and replicate to that LUN?
    Sorry Todd, I wrote Tom by mistake.

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