ECC 6.0 Tree System Landscape distribute on different geographic site.

Dear experts, we have a important question.
In the context of our very important business project,
we may need to distribute our ECC6.0 "tree system landscape" on different geographic site and in detail:
DEV system    in Italy
QAS system    in Italy
PRD system    in America.
Besides the obvious restrictions, linked to network reliability and avalability, there are other constraints ?
Can be achieved this configuration ?
You know similar configurations ?
Give me, please, your opinions and considerations ?
Thanks and Regards
Massimo
Edited by: massimo perrella on Mar 13, 2008 4:47 PM

Hi,
We are having a running landscape of non-unicode system.
Now, Another Landscape is being used by parent company of Unicode Systems. Now, All data, programs, objects are being configured on the parent company server. So, there is no chance to migrate non-unicode to unicode.
But, We have to apply all packages developed on Non-unicode system to Unicode System. I have released that request and copied data file and cofile into target developement System (Unicode) then imported on this Server.
Now, we are facing this problem (Above mentioned.). I think, there must be a solution for it conceptually.
Regards
Dharmendra

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