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Win2003 clustering & disaster recovery scenario
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Chris M
Sep 3, 2008, 9:31:01 AM9/3/08
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we have several win2003 clusters (2) exchange, (2) file servers (2) sql
servers, they are all 2 node A/P clusters the OS and page file are installed
on local disks, the data/logs/Quorum are on the SAN. all of the SAN volumes
are being replicated via SAN to SAN replication to our DR site. The DR site
has the exact same subnet as our production site but is not accessible from
the main site. when attaching the data volumes of these servers to the DR
servers, what is the easiest way to bring these clusters back online or what
should be my approach? unfortunately this is a design setup that i walked
into at my new job and it is not changing(this year anyways...) Sorry for
the open ended question, if i left out any details please let me know. thanks
in advance.
servers, they are all 2 node A/P clusters the OS and page file are installed
on local disks, the data/logs/Quorum are on the SAN. all of the SAN volumes
are being replicated via SAN to SAN replication to our DR site. The DR site
has the exact same subnet as our production site but is not accessible from
the main site. when attaching the data volumes of these servers to the DR
servers, what is the easiest way to bring these clusters back online or what
should be my approach? unfortunately this is a design setup that i walked
into at my new job and it is not changing(this year anyways...) Sorry for
the open ended question, if i left out any details please let me know. thanks
in advance.
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