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Multi Site Clustering for Hyper-V disaster recovery - Greg Shields
- 1. Multi-Site Clusteringfor Hyper-VDisaster Recovery Greg Shields, MVP, vExpertSenior PartnerConcentrated Technology www.ConcentratedTech.com @ConcentratdGreg
- 3. Consultant – Hands-on and Strategic…
- 4. Speaker – TechMentor, Tech Ed, Windows Connections, MMS, VMworld, ISACA, others…
- 5. Analyst/Author – Fourteen books and counting…
- 6. Columnist – TechNet Magazine, Redmond Magazine,Windows IT Pro Magazine, TechTarget Online, others…
- 8. What Makes a Disaster? Which of the following would you consider a disaster? It’s immediately ceasing all processing on that server Just a bad day… It causes problems with a service, shutting down that service and preventing some action from occurring on the server It causes a server or an entire rack of servers to inadvertently and rapidly power down
- 12. Some networking and storage
- 14. Sites typically have different subnet arrangements
- 15. Data in the primary site must be replaced with the DR site
- 17. Constructing Site-Proof Hyper-V: Three Things Replication Mechanism Storage Device(s) Target Servers
- 18. Thing 1: A Storage Mechanism Typically, two SANs in two different locations Backup SAN doesn’t necessarily need to be of the same size or speed as the primary SAN FibreChannel, iSCSI, FCoE, heck JBOD Replicated ≠ Full data (not always) Similar model or manufacturer DR – not for everything! Similarity proper replication DR Environments: Where Old SANs Go To Die!
- 19. Want more? See the rest and watch more training videos at www.backupacademy.com