turning this conversation around a little bit, using backup and a usb hard
drive, what is the fastest way to backup data now?
i am being told this customer is looking for a better solution because to
backup a NAS is now taking three business days.
I assume they're using an older version of usb perhaps. What is the quickest
method of copying to an external hard drive now?
I should probably go look at how much data they're copying. I know there are
about 100 people who work here. when I did IT
for a local private school every teacher/employee put all their personal stuff
"on the network". That is probably some of what they're
also backing up....
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From: Seth Mattinen
To: af@af.afmug.com
Sent: Monday, August 6, 2018 10:40 AM
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] local backup
On 8/6/18 8:36 AM, CBB - Jay Fuller wrote:
> new question -
> "Also, will we be able to restore one file or folder or is it all or
> none? (in the case that an employee deletes a folder/file)"
> an incremental backup would probably work for this and/or windows backup
> (which they're using now) - but what is the best way to allow for
> restoring a certain file on a certain day?
The built in hyperbackup tool does incremental. It has a bunch of
settings that control how long and how may versions.
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