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When the above options are all checked, the system executes remote replication
immediately. It first judges if there are extra files on the remote location that are
different from the local source. If yes, the extra files will be removed. After that, the
system executes recording data backup and verifies if the free space of the internal
hard disk drive is less than 4GB. If the free storage capacity is larger than 4GB,
remote replication will be executed immediately. If the free storage space is less than
4GB, the system deletes the recording data of the oldest day and executes remote
replication.
The system displays the latest 10 remote replication records for you to analyze the
status and troubleshooting.
In the above example:
1. When the status is shown as "Failed (Remote access error)": You can check the remote
storage device is running or the network settings are correct.
2. When the status is shown as "Failed (An internal error occurred)": You can check the
hard drive status of VioStor or check the Event Logs.
Note:
The time required by VioStor to replicate data to remote storage device varies to the
network environment. If the remote replication time is too long, some recording files may
be overwritten by the system. To avoid this, it is recommended to refer to the status
messages to analyze the time needed for remote replication and adjust the replication
schedule accordingly.
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