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Veritas NetBackup™ in Highly Available Environments Administrator's Guide
Last Published:
2021-01-01
Product(s):
NetBackup (9.0)
- About in this guide
- NetBackup protection against single points of failure
- About site disaster recovery with catalog backup and recovery
- About site loss protection with auto image and catalog replication
- About Auto Image Replication (AIR)
- About NetBackup catalog replication
- Deploying NetBackup master servers with full catalog replication
- About replication considerations
- About non-clustered NetBackup master server with catalog replication
- About globally clustered NetBackup master servers with catalog replication
- Installing and configuring a globally clustered NetBackup master server with catalog replication
- Populating the server tables in the EMM
- Upgrading NetBackup in clustered replication configuration
- Failing over to secondary master server cluster
- Testing the NetBackup master server cluster in clustered replication environment
- Using NetBackup to perform backups and restores in a cluster
- Index
About catalog synchronization
Replication is a near instantaneous activity compared to the movement of tapes between sites. Replicated catalog data that is presented in the DR domain can be more current than the stock of tapes available in the DR domain which are dispatched from the production domain some time earlier. During restore operations, select only the backups that are created before the tapes were dispatched from the production domain for restore.