We all know how effective R1Soft’s Server Backup Manager is at protecting your server infrastructure. We hear stories on a weekly basis about how having a reliable backup has saved someone from truly dire circumstances. But have you given much thought about the backup of your backups? 

Over the years, our users have tried numerous approaches to protecting their backup systems. Up until recently, many of those approaches could only be recommended as a solution to the worst possible scenario.

Today’s Quick Tip covers the process of setting up remote multi-point replication with CDP 3.0. This feature is useful if you need to set up offsite backups, and we have received feedback from customers who wanted clarification on the actual setup process involved.

This topic provides instructions on how to set up remote multi-point replication based upon the following scheme:

If you have a CDP 3.0 Enterprise Server installed and regularly process replication of sensitive and important data, you already back up to a CDP 3.0 Disk Safe. Backed by Atomic Commit and ACID transactions, the CDP 3.0 Disk Safe provides industrial-strength protection for your data; however, as hardware, the CDP Server itself is still susceptible to crashes due to hardware failure, virus attack, etc.