Verify that each server meets the following general source and target requirements, and then confirm your servers meet any additional requirements for your workload type.
Operating system—There are different Double-Take Availability editions depending on the operating system you are using. Be sure you have the correct Double-Take Availability edition for your operating system.
Note: Microsoft Server Core is supported for data workloads. See the specific requirements for the workload type you are protecting for additional Server Core requirements.
Each of the Windows 2003 operating systems require Service Pack 1 or later.
Disk usage—The amount of disk space required for the Double-Take Availability program files is approximately 70 MB. You will need to verify that you have additional disk space for Double-Take Availability queuing, logging, and so on. Additionally, on a target server, you need sufficient disk space to store the replicated data from all connected sources, allowing additional space for growth.
Note: The program files can be installed to any volume while the Microsoft Windows Installer files are automatically installed to the operating system boot volume.