If you are using virtual machines, you can copy the whole server. If not you could try with SQL Server Always ON tech to get a secondary replica. If you're using a SQL Server Std edition, secondary replica will be read-only. Due the SQL Server connection string has been hard-codified on X3 parameters, you cannot take advantage of  file-over technologies, but at least you have a duplicate of your SQL Server.

I'm using a 3rd party tool that allows me to run a replica of my servers in case of disaster.

Thanks, Mcnets Considering the 3rd party tool you use, can you pls share documentation to that so I can read

Thanks, Mcnets Considering the 3rd party tool you use, can you pls share documentation to that so I can read

It's Veeam Backup & replication

You can read about it here

Thanks Mcnets