Right, I understand that portion.
Our main SEPM is on another circuit and with the embedded DB, all the clients checked into it and then the data was replicated over to the 2nd site at night.
SEPM 1 - is priority 1 and on circuit A
SEPM 2 - is priority 2 on circuit B and the SQL box is on this circuit as well.
So, if all my clients are checking into P1 on circuit A...it's going to be read/writing to the DB across the WAN...this doesn't seem like a good idea. I thought one SQL box would be fine since I'm replicating anyways but it may be ideal to have another box at the other site as well, yeah?