Small and medium-sized ePO - On-prem network configuration and components (example)

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Create a Snapshot of your current ePO - On-prem server and make sure the server task is finished before starting the restore process.

  1. ePO - On-prem server

    1. Primary ePO - On-prem server — Used for day-to-day activities. The ePO - On-prem snapshots of the SQL database are completed automatically or initiated manually just after updates occur.

      Note

      By default, server tasks automate snapshots every night.

    2. Restore ePO - On-prem server — This server is running with only the SQL database installed. This is where you copy the Disaster Recovery snapshot and SQL database backups from the primary ePO - On-prem server.

      Note

      After a primary ePO - On-prem server failure, reinstall the ePO - On-prem software using the restore option during the ePO - On-prem setup process.

  2. Shared resource — The DNS server configured with an availability name (for example, epo.customer.net) uses CNAME to point to the primary ePO - On-prem server, and is configured to point to the restore ePO - On-prem server after a failure.

  3. SQL database servers

    1. Primary SQL database — Used for day-to-day activities. Use either a Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio or the BACKUP (Transact-SQL) command-line process to copy the Disaster Recovery Snapshots and database backups daily to the Restore SQL database.

    2. Restore SQL database — Used for running and receiving the Disaster Recovery Snapshots and database backups daily from the Primary SQL database.

  4. Trellix ePO console — Depending on the DNS server configuration, the console is connected to either the primary or restore ePO - On-prem server. The console is used to manage systems, run the SQL backups, and install the ePO - On-prem software.

Small and medium-sized business ePO - On-prem Disaster Recovery network configuration
Small and medium-sized business ePO - On-prem Disaster Recovery network configuration