Storage foundation for Windows bandwidth issue..
Hi, We have the following license:- 1.VRTS STORAGE FOUNDATION 6.0 WIN FOR OS TIER STANDARD EDITION PER SERVER STD LIC EXPRESS BAND S 2.VRTS STORAGE FOUNDATION OPTION VOLUME REPLICATOR 6.0 WIN FOR OS TIER STANDARD EDITION PER SERVER STD LIC EXPRESS BAND S We the following infra:- 1. OS - Windows 2008 R2 Ent. 2. Application - Oracle database 11.2g.(Without RAC) 3. Hardware - RAM - 24GB; HDD - C:, D:, E:. 4. HDD - RAID configured in local system. 5. Oracle application is installed in C Driave and Database is in D Drive. 6. Bandwidth - 24mbps/18-20ms (Shared) I am new in storage foundation. Please, help me with my query. 1. Will the above license is enough to replicate the drives. 2. Oracle is in D drive will the software able to replicate the drive. 3. Is the shared bandwidth is enough to replicate in real time. 4. Is there any thing I need to check before installations. 5. Any por and corns ...(if any). Please, provide the doc links for the same. Thanks.Storage foundation for Windows bandwidth issue..
Hi, We have brought the below products:- 1. VRTS STORAGE FOUNDATION 6.0 WIN FOR OS TIER STANDARD EDITION PER SERVER STD LIC EXPRESS BAND S. 2. VRTS STORAGE FOUNDATION OPTION VOLUME REPLICATOR 6.0 WIN FOR OS TIER STANDARD EDITION PER SERVER STD LIC EXPRESS BAND S The above product is brought for both the site. Now , we have the following to replicate:- 1. Operating System - windows 2008 R2 Ent. 2. Drive - C:, D: E: 3. Oracle 11.2g Database installed on this system. (installation is in C Drive and database is in D Drive). 4. Bandwidth - Shared 24 Mbps/18-20 ms. 5. All drive are local drive in RAID configuration. 6. Database size is 15-16 GB I am very much new to Storage foundation. I have the below query:- 1. Will the above license will work for the drive replication to a different geographical location. 2. Will the bandwidth is enough to conduct the replication. Is there any installation "getting started' short of docs. Is there anything I need to check before installation. What could be the performance of the same. Any pros and corns.... Thanks.