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Table 2. Maximum Change Rate for WAN Connection Types
The maximum change rate that can be achieved with DSL broadband at a bandwidth of 768 Kbps and up is 330
MB per hour. The maximum change rate that can be achieved with Cable broadband at a bandwidth of 1 Mbps
and up is 429 MB per hour .The maximum change rate that can be achieved with T1 broadband at a bandwidth of
1.5 Mbps and up is 644 MB per hour. The maximum change rate that can be achieved with Fiber broadband at a
bandwidth of 20 Mbps and up is 838 GB per hour.
Broadband
Bandwidth
Max Change Rate
DSL
768 Kbps and up
330 MB per hour
Cable
1 Mbps and up
429 MB per hour
T1
1.5 Mbps and up
644 MB per hour
Fiber
20 Mbps and up
8.38 GB per hour
For optimum results, you should adhere to the recommendations listed in the
table above. If a link fails during data transfer, replication resumes from the
previous failure point of the transfer once link functionality is restored.
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Steps for configuring replication
NOTE:
The information below is presented as a high-level overview of the steps required to perform
replication. For complete procedures, go to the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/
support.
To replicate data using AppAssure, you must configure the source and target cores for replication. After you
configure replication, you can then replicate agent data, monitor and manage replication, and perform recovery.
Performing replication in AppAssure involves performing the following operations:
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Configure self-managed replication — For more information on replicating to a self-managed target core, see topic
'Replicating to a Self-Managed Target Core' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Configure third-party replication— For more information on replicating to a third-party target core, see topic 'Process of
Replicating to a Third-Party Target Core' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Replicate an existing agent— For more information on replicating an agent that is already protected by the source core,
see topic 'Adding a Machine to Existing Replication' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Consume the seed drive — For more information on consuming seed drive data on the target core, see topic 'Consuming
the Seed Drive on a Target Core' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Set the replication priority for an agent— For more information on prioritizing the replication of agents, see topic 'Setting
Replication Priority for an Agent' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Set a replication schedule for an agent— For more information on setting a replication schedule, see topic 'Scheduling
Replication' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Monitor replication as needed— For more information on monitoring replication, see topic 'Monitoring Replication' in the
Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Manage replication settings as needed— For more information on managing replication settings, see topic 'Managing
Replication Settings' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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Recover replicated data in the event of disaster or data loss— For more information on recovering replicated data, see
topic 'Recovering Replicated Data' in the Quest DL1300 Appliance User’s Guide at Quest.com/support.
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