Advanced replication

Replication is your safety net. If a production VM goes down, you can immediately fail over to a VM replica, giving users access to the services and applications they need with minimum disruption while you resolve the issue. We make replication easy so that you can improve your disaster recovery (DR) plan and avoid data loss.

• Restore normal operations while your replica is running by failing back to the production VM, to a new location, or just making the replica VM your new production VM. Maintain multiple replica restore points, so if your latest replica is corrupt, rolling back to a previous restore point is available as an option.
• Plan your entire failover in advance, and start it with a single click using our new Failover Plans. Add VMs from replicas, move them up or down to get a boot order and set a delay for each VM so that they don’t start before a previous one starts up. Simple!
• Facilitate data center migrations or perform maintenance on your production hosts with our new Planned Failover feature. Planned Failover shuts down the source VM, replicates any changes to the target VM and starts the VM—all with no data loss and little downtime.

With SureReplica, you can automatically verify every restore point in every replica automatically. SureReplica will start VMs in an isolated Virtual Lab and run scripted tests against any application. No more manual test failovers needed!

* Currently available for VMware only

Getting replicas across the WAN is challenging and bandwidth is expensive. With Veeam’s Built-in WAN Acceleration for replication, you can selectively copy replicas off site up to 50x faster and with a 20x reduction in bandwidth usage compared to copying raw data.

Veeam’s Built-in WAN Acceleration utilizes advanced data reduction technologies to dramatically cut the amount of data transferred across the WAN. Because it’s built-in, it’s easy to use and you avoid the cost of acquiring and maintaining third-party WAN acceleration technology. And, since we know the content of our backups and replicas (unlike general-purpose WAN accelerators), we can deliver much better data reduction ratios.