CA ARCserve RHA r16 Service Pack 2 supports the following features:
Effective with this release, CA ARCserve RHA supports restoring data to a bare metal machine. You can restore to a bare metal machine (physical or virtual) either from a live system that has performed a failover/switchover or from a bookmark rewind point. This feature not only restores data but also builds the bare metal machine by installing the operating system, applications, and other necessary components.
A bare metal recovery provides the following benefits:
Effective with this release, you can deploy CA ARCserve RHA in a NAT (Network Address Translation) environment. This feature lets you have an RHA setup where host servers are behind a NAT device or a firewall. For example, you can have a setup where the Master is behind a NAT device whereas the Control Service and Replica are on a public domain.
To use this feature, CA ARCserve RHA provides the RHA NAT utility. You configure the RHA NAT utility on the host that is behind the NAT device.
The RHA NAT feature supports replication, restore, failover, and scenario management.
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