Throwing this one out to the brains trust...
I have two local NAS units (which I'll call 'main', 'backup') as well as an offsite NAS. There are around ten shared folders on the main unit. Currently I'm using Shared Folder Sync on a schedule to replicate data of around eight of these shared folders as a one way 'push' from main -> backup and main -> remote, which works well - simple, effective, no additional software to install.
I wish to change the use of the offsite NAS to be a branch office NAS, so I would like to have a two-way sync between the main and offsite NAS whilst still maintaining the one way push from main to backup units. I'd probably only require half of these folders to be two way synced.
What would be the best and/or simplest way to do this? I've looked at Snapshot Replication, but I'm not sure if this will work.
I have two local NAS units (which I'll call 'main', 'backup') as well as an offsite NAS. There are around ten shared folders on the main unit. Currently I'm using Shared Folder Sync on a schedule to replicate data of around eight of these shared folders as a one way 'push' from main -> backup and main -> remote, which works well - simple, effective, no additional software to install.
I wish to change the use of the offsite NAS to be a branch office NAS, so I would like to have a two-way sync between the main and offsite NAS whilst still maintaining the one way push from main to backup units. I'd probably only require half of these folders to be two way synced.
What would be the best and/or simplest way to do this? I've looked at Snapshot Replication, but I'm not sure if this will work.