wanseeker

We have about 40 locations worldwide, with a typical data size of about 200 GB per location, with some up to 2 TB. Most sites have 1024 to 1536 Kb/s MPLS links, with a few 2 Mb/s and one 4.5 Mb/s. Central data center has two 45 Mb/s links.
We are looking to remote, online backups to our data center from each location. I'm wondering which products and processes have worked.

Has anybody successfully implemented remote, online backups of Windows servers across their WAN to a central data center?

george5lewis

Today, data is the lifeline for organizations, and any unplanned downtime affects the company’s bottom line. To reduce length and downtime cost during outage, organizations are building infrastructures to reduce RTO and RPO. This approach allows them to compress backup windows, increase the frequency of backups and, when necessary, restore their data quickly and efficiently.

wanseeker

When applications are spread across multiple servers, it’s difficult to provide uniform backup and failover capabilities.

Somebody suggested, by centrally locating multiple applications onto fewer servers, IT can create disaster recovery instances that are more consistent, easier to administer, and substantially low in cost. But still unable to have an exact solution to my problem.

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