How to replicate VMs to another site using Double-Take
In this video you’ll learn that using Double-Take you can replicate to another disaster recovery center. The Double-Take product manager is using the witeboard to explain the whole process. How to use byte to byte replication from one VM in Datacenter into another VM in another Datacenter (Disaster recovery center).
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