RonWojnar
16 years agoLevel 3
Server move/migration
Folks,
I've got a pretty significant EV migration on my plate, and hoping that you can help out...
We currently have 2 servers, in the same site, running EV8SP1 in a building blocks configuration. We're doing mailbox archiving only to a Centerra. This Centerra data is being replicated to our second datacenter, and it's read only there. Our plan is to deploy a new EV server in that second datacenter. However, I'm having difficultly in putting all the pieces together. From a high-level overview, I know the replication/read-write setup would need to be reversed, which probably entails closing the existing vault stores and opening new ones. And this new server will have a different name, which adds some complexity.
I've seen little tidbits here and there, but does anyone have a comprehensive plan or procedures to pull something like this off? Or am I missing something?
I've got a pretty significant EV migration on my plate, and hoping that you can help out...
We currently have 2 servers, in the same site, running EV8SP1 in a building blocks configuration. We're doing mailbox archiving only to a Centerra. This Centerra data is being replicated to our second datacenter, and it's read only there. Our plan is to deploy a new EV server in that second datacenter. However, I'm having difficultly in putting all the pieces together. From a high-level overview, I know the replication/read-write setup would need to be reversed, which probably entails closing the existing vault stores and opening new ones. And this new server will have a different name, which adds some complexity.
I've seen little tidbits here and there, but does anyone have a comprehensive plan or procedures to pull something like this off? Or am I missing something?
- I also cover removing a server from site in this article:
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/how-remove-ev-server-your-site
Once you have moved everything over you can then do your data only DR using the Admin Guide and you should be good to go.