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On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 1:56 PM, Ares Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Greetings.
>
> I am currently looking into setting up a better backup solution for our
> family.
>
> I own a ZFS Fileserver with a 5x500GB raidz. I want to back up data (not
> the OS itself) from multiple PCs running linux oder windowsXP. The linux
> boxes are connected via 1000Mbit, the windows machines either via
> gigabit as well or 54Mbit WPA encrypted WLAN. So far i've set up sharing
> via NFS on the Solaris box and it works well from both Linux and Windows
> (via SFU).
>
> I am looking for a solution to do incremental backups without wasting
> space on the fileserver and I want to be able to access a single file in
> the backup in differnt versions without much hassle. I think it can be
> done easily with ZFS and Snapshots?
>
> What would be good ways to get the files to the fileserver? For linux I
> thought of using rsync to sync the files over, than do a snapshot to
> preserve that backup state. Would you recommend using rsync with NFS or
> over ssh? (I assume the network is save enough for our needs.) Are there
> better alternatives?
>
> How to best get the data from the Windows machines to the Solaris box?
> Just copying them over by hand would not delete files on the fileserver
> in case some files are deleted on the windows box in between different
> backups. Using rsync on windows is only possible with cygwin emulation.
> Maybe there are better methods?
>
>
> Anyone have a similar setup, recommendations, or maybe something I could
> use as an idea?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> A. Drake
>
>
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