- #Doubletake replication update#
- #Doubletake replication full#
- #Doubletake replication Pc#
- #Doubletake replication windows#
It basically just monitors that shared folder, if any user creates 000.txt file in there, it will call up mklink.bat to make softlins and 000.txt will be deleted by mklink.bat when softlink are made.
#Doubletake replication windows#
Since no one here talking about coding, so I deleted my endless loop code, This loop script starts with Windows and running as a service. There are more functions required in my HTA application, there is no need to talk about it. All softlinks on this final location will be synced by robocopy during the night on schedule. My endless looping script monitors this shared location, if 000.txt file is created by any user in this shared folder, it will call up another script to read all data paths in this 000.txt and using mklink to make softlinks based on the paths user provided and outputs softlinks to the final location, then deletes 000.txt file.
#Doubletake replication full#
User pick a data from file server by using HTA I made, It will write the full data path to the the 000.txt file on the shared location. **C**** A final location on file server holds all softlinks. any path in this text file will be made as softlink into a final location. **B**** A shared location that allows that HTA to write data path to a txt file.
#Doubletake replication Pc#
**A**** HTA application with VBS sitting on user PC providing user a file browser to pickup data. Here is my way to do it and it is working now. DFS and 3rd party tools are not options, must be codes madeīy our own and everything must be running on background.
so here is my task:Ĭreate a tool that user can use to pickup data and sync to remote Our users need to pick up whatever they need from our file server to sync to remote location, but users have limited permissions on file server to move files around.
#Doubletake replication update#
The trend comes amid rising demand for management software that can allow storage administrators to focus more on designing their storage networks and less on day-to-day maintenance.Looks like I need to update the full scenario here for all. HP's expanded relationship with NSI is part of a broader emphasis on software by storage product makers. In April 2002, HP started shipping Double-Take for its NAS products under the name HP StorageWorks NAS Data Copy.ĭell also resells the Double-Take product, though under the NSI brand, Guilbert said. The announcement builds on an existing relationship between NSI and HP. "Businesses understand the risks of leaving key applications and information unprotected, but the high cost and complexity of many data replication technologies continue to alienate small to mid-sized companies and prevent large enterprises from protecting a wider-range of applications," Guilbert said.
NAS devices are dedicated computers that serve up files and data to computer users on a network.īob Guilbert, vice president of marketing and business development for NSI Software, said that organizations would use the product for tasks such as disaster recovery and centralized data backup-meaning that remote offices would replicate data to a central office where it could be transferred to storage tape more efficiently. The software is designed to work with servers or network-attached storage (NAS) devices that use a Windows operating system. HP and NSI Software on Wednesday plan to announce that NSI's Double-Take replication software will be shipped under the name "HP OpenView Storage Mirroring." The product allows for the replication, or "mirroring," of data from server computers or storage devices to other machines. Hewlett-Packard is teaming with a small software company to offer a data replication product for Microsoft applications.
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