B benguild macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 29, 2003 827 39 Aug 10, 2012 #1 Looking for a way to store an offsite backup of a computer I no longer use indefinitely. Any ideas?
miles01110 macrumors Core Jul 24, 2006 19,260 38 The Ivory Tower (I'm not coming down) Aug 10, 2012 #2 Define "cheap" ?
J jsolares macrumors 6502a Aug 8, 2011 844 3 Land of eternal Spring Aug 10, 2012 #3 perhaps backblaze
HappyDude20 macrumors 68040 Jul 13, 2008 3,688 1,479 Los Angeles, Ca Aug 11, 2012 #4 jsolares said: perhaps backblaze Click to expand... cchecked them out, seems like a good low priced solution but am left wondering if an ipad can be backed up using this method?
jsolares said: perhaps backblaze Click to expand... cchecked them out, seems like a good low priced solution but am left wondering if an ipad can be backed up using this method?
S samiwas macrumors 68000 Aug 26, 2006 1,598 3,579 Atlanta, GA Aug 11, 2012 #5 HappyDude20 said: cchecked them out, seems like a good low priced solution but am left wondering if an ipad can be backed up using this method? Click to expand... Not sure I've ever heard of an online iPad backup solution. But, if your iPad is backed up to your computer, and your computer is backed up to whatever, then your iPad is backed up.
HappyDude20 said: cchecked them out, seems like a good low priced solution but am left wondering if an ipad can be backed up using this method? Click to expand... Not sure I've ever heard of an online iPad backup solution. But, if your iPad is backed up to your computer, and your computer is backed up to whatever, then your iPad is backed up.
B benguild macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 29, 2003 827 39 Aug 11, 2012 #6 jsolares said: perhaps backblaze Click to expand... Nope, they delete files that haven't seen on a system in 30 days.
jsolares said: perhaps backblaze Click to expand... Nope, they delete files that haven't seen on a system in 30 days.
thatoneguy82 macrumors 68000 Jul 23, 2008 1,895 2 Beach Cities, CA Aug 12, 2012 #7 I use CrashPlanPro
F Fed macrumors 6502 Jul 7, 2012 409 0 Liverpool. Aug 12, 2012 #8 Secure in terms of data redundancy or shielded from malicious intent? You'll find plenty of the former...
Secure in terms of data redundancy or shielded from malicious intent? You'll find plenty of the former...
R rctlr macrumors 6502a May 9, 2012 738 175 Aug 12, 2012 #9 I have a small machine with a 1tb drive, and an abyss webserver instance. It's hooked up to the network and backs me up. I have a vpn server, and I link up to that and so to my content when I'm away. It's all secure and safe at home. OK, it's no cloud solution, but at least I know it's not on a server/storage place I don't know about. For minor stuff - dropbox.
I have a small machine with a 1tb drive, and an abyss webserver instance. It's hooked up to the network and backs me up. I have a vpn server, and I link up to that and so to my content when I'm away. It's all secure and safe at home. OK, it's no cloud solution, but at least I know it's not on a server/storage place I don't know about. For minor stuff - dropbox.
Y yg17 macrumors Pentium Aug 1, 2004 15,030 3,009 St. Louis, MO Aug 12, 2012 #10 thatoneguy82 said: I use CrashPlanPro Click to expand... Same here, 5 bucks a month for unlimited storage.
thatoneguy82 said: I use CrashPlanPro Click to expand... Same here, 5 bucks a month for unlimited storage.