Duplex backup

Hello,
ACtually we have an 11.2.0.1 Oracle database Standard on a w2k3 Server Sp2. The RMAN backup is working fine, with online backup daily except on weekend where we take an offline one. The fact is that due to network issues, we cannot bring the copy of the backup every day as we wish, as the server is doing the backup in local disk. Is an isolated server on a warehouse, and we used to take the backupsets daily over network, but has grown too much for it. So while we're upgrading our comunications, we'd like to duplicate the backup for increase the security.
The fact is that I tried to make a duplex backup, to local disk and to an extra disk attached to the server with RMAN, but with the COPIES 2 option it fails as it's an Standard Edition.
Hence the question: ¿Is there any way to make this backup with RMAN to two locations with an Standard Edition, or should I start duplicating it after the backup with OS commands? The fact is that we prefer an RMAN duplicate, as it will take charge of the obsolete backups automaticly.
Thanks for the help.

You can't duplicate multiple copies but you can write OS level copy commands

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