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WAN replication ? possible?

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kadirbasolkadirbasol
Joined on 2012-03-15

hello , is it possible to make wan replication on objectdb.

I've 2 servers , 1 is on USA other is in Turkey and they both will use objectdb if wan replication support.

If yes , how ?

 

 

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supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

You should be able to use replication over the Internet.

Follow these instructions and replace localhost with real IP addresses.

You may have to configure routers, Firewall, etc. to make it work.

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bensteelebensteele
Joined on 2011-04-02

FWIW I have done replication over the internet to several servers in different continents, works fine.

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