Replay Replication
Replication for Off-site Backup and Disaster Recovery
Replication replicates recovery points between the Replay cores and a private cloud in an efficient and safe manner enabling both off-site backup and off-site disaster recovery.
With the Replay Replication option, compressed and deduplicated recovery points are replicated over the WAN making it bandwidth efficient and saving storage costs on the LAN and at the DR location. Replay Replication can be enabled or disabled on a per agent basis – meaning you don’t have to pay for servers you aren’t protecting. It is available in single server and multi-server implementations. The image below is a multi-server configuration.

Features & Benefits
- Save time with efficient off-site replication of deduped backups
- Save money by leveraging virtualization for off-site disaster recovery
- Sleep better with reliable and periodic testing of your off-site disaster recovery plan
Replay supports various replication topologies to meet your business needs. Replication copies the recovery points from a replication source to replication target on a per protected server basis. As recovery points are replicated, all recovery point files and registry settings are replicated to the secondary Replay Core, such that the loss of the replication source won’t mean the loss of all recovery points and protection settings. In the case of a Replay Core outage, the Replay Core can be rebuilt, and resynchronized with a mirror.![]()
Replay Replication Topologies
Replay 4 creates point-in-time snapshots of the protected servers and they are stored as compressed and deduplicated recovery points in a directory accessible from the Replay Core.
1 : 1 Configuration
The 1 : 1 configuration is that standard configuration and is useful for protection of a single server or group of servers from 1 site to another.
Many : 1 Configuration
The Many : 1 configuration is useful for protection of remote offices from a centralized location; multiple replication sources can replicate to one replication target as shown in the figure below.
Many: Many Configuration
Replay Replication supports replication on a per protected server basis. This means that you can replicate different protected server’s recovery points to different replication targets in different locations as shown in the figure below.

In This Section
- Replay for Windows Servers
- Replay for Small Business Server
- Replay for Exchange
- Replay for SQL
- Replay for Hyper-V
- Replay for Windows Desktops
- Replay Replication
Replay 4
DocRetriever
MailRetriever
Free Tools
Follow AppAssure
Related Brochures
Latest eBook Chapter
Chapter 1: Introduction: Why the Backup 1.0 Mentality is Killing You
Series: The Definitive Guide Series
Author: Don Jones
ISBN: pending
Synopsis:
The first backup—technically—was around 1951, when the first generation of digital computing appeared in the form of UNIVAC I. The “backups,” such as they were, were the punch cards used to feed instructions to the massive [...]



