Acrinis TI problem with VMware ESX and Vreplicator

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by utilman, Oct 26, 2008.

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  1. utilman

    utilman Registered Member

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    Hope someone can help me out.

    We have some servers running in vmware esx.
    Every server has a copy of TI Server running on it, making
    a backup of this server every night.
    Every night too, vizioncore vreplicator will replicate the virtual server
    to another SAN, so that we have a identical LAN running on a different
    location in case that........ VReplictor will do this incrementally.

    However, since acronis TI will change every delta of the virtual server,
    VReplicator will see every night that the whole virtual server changed,
    and will try to replicate all servers totally. This will take much more
    time than an incremental replication, and due to the technic used
    there is a big risk that it will fill up the SAN disks.

    Is there a way to change the aronis backup technic so it will not change
    all delta's? So that vreplicator on ESX will not have the problems they
    have right now. This will help us out enormously !!!
     
  2. utilman

    utilman Registered Member

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    No one any idea?
     
  3. Acronis Support

    Acronis Support Acronis Support Staff

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    Hello utilman,

    Thank you for using Acronis Corporate Products

    This issue needs a further investigation. It will be easier to handle it via e-mail.

    Please submit a request to Acronis Customer Service Department here

    You can refer to this thread.

    Thank you.

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    Oleg Lee
     
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