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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ in Highly Available Environments Administrator's Guide
  3. About site loss protection with auto image and catalog replication
  4. About NetBackup catalog replication
  5. About multi-site single domain replication
  6. About multi-site single domain with stretched SAN
Veritas NetBackup™ in Highly Available Environments Administrator's Guide

About multi-site single domain with stretched SAN

To configure a multi-site single domain with stretched SAN, the media servers at each site must be configured with SAN access to backup devices at both sites. This access allows media servers to write and duplicate backups between the sites. This configuration works well for distances of up to 50 miles between sites, but becomes less effective as distance and latency increase.

Figure: Multi-site single domain with stretched SAN displays how a replicated global cluster is configured with multi-site single domain with stretched SAN.

Figure: Multi-site single domain with stretched SAN

Multi-site single domain with stretched SAN

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