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Is there some solutions for syncing the on-premises servers and Azure VMs
Eclipse / Aptana File Sync SolutionsAdd second DNS to VM with Azure PowershellAccess Azure Files Services from Azure WebSitesIs there a way to sync data between devices without saving on the server?Azure Mobile Service with on-premise SQL Server for Cordova applicationAndroid App Offline Sync to Azure SQL Server and Blob StorageCreating a file server in AzureWhy do people classify Microsoft Azure as Platform-as-a-Service?Copy files from Azure Blob storage to Azure File Storage with Azure functionsImmediate/Force Azure File Sync
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I want to make sure if it's possible that sync more than one on-premise server to Azure VMs in one sync group?
Just like I have three on-premise file servers (A, B, C),
I want to sync them to Azure files and make a DR environment at Azure IaaS. >I had tried on creating a Sync group to connect the Azure share file and on-premise servers.
I want to know how to make the DR environment with Azure VMS.
Just like configure a DR environment like
VM A⇒On-premise server A
VM B ⇔ On-premise server B
VM C⇔ On-premise server C.....
in one sync group?
If you know something about that, please let me know, thanks so much.
synchronization iaas azure-files
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
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I want to make sure if it's possible that sync more than one on-premise server to Azure VMs in one sync group?
Just like I have three on-premise file servers (A, B, C),
I want to sync them to Azure files and make a DR environment at Azure IaaS. >I had tried on creating a Sync group to connect the Azure share file and on-premise servers.
I want to know how to make the DR environment with Azure VMS.
Just like configure a DR environment like
VM A⇒On-premise server A
VM B ⇔ On-premise server B
VM C⇔ On-premise server C.....
in one sync group?
If you know something about that, please let me know, thanks so much.
synchronization iaas azure-files
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
What's the DR environment?
– Peter Pan
Mar 26 at 1:07
Disaster recovery (DR) or Business Continuity (BC).
– Arthur
Mar 26 at 1:43
add a comment |
I want to make sure if it's possible that sync more than one on-premise server to Azure VMs in one sync group?
Just like I have three on-premise file servers (A, B, C),
I want to sync them to Azure files and make a DR environment at Azure IaaS. >I had tried on creating a Sync group to connect the Azure share file and on-premise servers.
I want to know how to make the DR environment with Azure VMS.
Just like configure a DR environment like
VM A⇒On-premise server A
VM B ⇔ On-premise server B
VM C⇔ On-premise server C.....
in one sync group?
If you know something about that, please let me know, thanks so much.
synchronization iaas azure-files
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
I want to make sure if it's possible that sync more than one on-premise server to Azure VMs in one sync group?
Just like I have three on-premise file servers (A, B, C),
I want to sync them to Azure files and make a DR environment at Azure IaaS. >I had tried on creating a Sync group to connect the Azure share file and on-premise servers.
I want to know how to make the DR environment with Azure VMS.
Just like configure a DR environment like
VM A⇒On-premise server A
VM B ⇔ On-premise server B
VM C⇔ On-premise server C.....
in one sync group?
If you know something about that, please let me know, thanks so much.
synchronization iaas azure-files
synchronization iaas azure-files
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 23:20
ArthurArthur
236 bronze badges
236 bronze badges
What's the DR environment?
– Peter Pan
Mar 26 at 1:07
Disaster recovery (DR) or Business Continuity (BC).
– Arthur
Mar 26 at 1:43
add a comment |
What's the DR environment?
– Peter Pan
Mar 26 at 1:07
Disaster recovery (DR) or Business Continuity (BC).
– Arthur
Mar 26 at 1:43
What's the DR environment?
– Peter Pan
Mar 26 at 1:07
What's the DR environment?
– Peter Pan
Mar 26 at 1:07
Disaster recovery (DR) or Business Continuity (BC).
– Arthur
Mar 26 at 1:43
Disaster recovery (DR) or Business Continuity (BC).
– Arthur
Mar 26 at 1:43
add a comment |
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Yes it is possible. Sync group is a logical grouping of endpoints with a set of data that you want to keep in sync. You can achieve this configuration by having a single storage sync service and 3 sync groups.
answered Apr 21 at 6:04
Gunjan Jain - MSFTGunjan Jain - MSFT
415 bronze badges
Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
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Yes it is possible. Sync group is a logical grouping of endpoints with a set of data that you want to keep in sync. You can achieve this configuration by having a single storage sync service and 3 sync groups.
answered Apr 21 at 6:04
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Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
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Yes it is possible. Sync group is a logical grouping of endpoints with a set of data that you want to keep in sync. You can achieve this configuration by having a single storage sync service and 3 sync groups.
answered Apr 21 at 6:04
Gunjan Jain - MSFTGunjan Jain - MSFT
415 bronze badges
Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
add a comment |
Yes it is possible. Sync group is a logical grouping of endpoints with a set of data that you want to keep in sync. You can achieve this configuration by having a single storage sync service and 3 sync groups.
answered Apr 21 at 6:04
Gunjan Jain - MSFTGunjan Jain - MSFT
415 bronze badges
Yes it is possible. Sync group is a logical grouping of endpoints with a set of data that you want to keep in sync. You can achieve this configuration by having a single storage sync service and 3 sync groups.
answered Apr 21 at 6:04
Gunjan Jain - MSFTGunjan Jain - MSFT
415 bronze badges
answered Apr 21 at 6:04
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answered Apr 21 at 6:04
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Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
add a comment |
Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
Thanks so much. But are you sure 3 sync groups are enough? As I know, Azure File Sync can just Sync between the folders, if the on-premise server has two disks (Disk C, Disk D), what should I do to sync the two disks to Azure VM with one sync group?
– Arthur
May 13 at 4:20
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