Online backup services?

by Rob Whisonant

Posted: 8 years ago 8 replies

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What online backup services do you use and what is your experience with them?

Wat service do you recommend?

Looking for a set and forget type service.

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Rob Whisonant 8 years ago

So far I am thinking either backblaze or crashplan.
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Mark Singletary 8 years ago

I use SpiderOak for some sensitive things. I like the fact that they can't see the contents of the files I save there. External review: SpiderOakONE Review & Rating | PCMag.com

I also use OneDrive for "normal" stuff that is automated in conjunction with Windows built-in backup procedures which includes saving everything (and versions) to a local external HD.

Mark
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lhlouiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Rob Whisonant

What online backup services do you use and what is your experience with them?

Wat service do you recommend?

Looking for a set and forget type service.

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How about Dropbox...

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SendEmails 8 years ago

I have to agree here with Dropbox if you're wanting to backup files from a windows OS. Set and forget it is.

There are other options if you're talking Linux, etc.
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Rob Whisonant 8 years ago

Dropbox is not what I am looking for. I need to continuously backup about 5 terabytes of data. So far the two that seem good are backblaze and crashplan. Anyome have any experience with these?
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jessiem 8 years ago

Dropbox is all you need!
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- Rob Whisonant 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by jessiem
  
  Dropbox is all you need!
  
  Nope... Guess you missed where I said dropbox is not what I need.
  
  I am backing up NAS drives and several computers on the network. Dropbox is not an appropriate tool for mission critical backups and redundancy.
  
  I did end up going with CrashPlan.
  
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PatrickTaylor1 8 years ago

I'll chime in here too.

I did a lot of research and use Crashplan for my backups.

And for antivirus (a bonus referral), I have found Bitdefender to live up to its reputation. Hands down the best in my opinion. Does not slow your system down like other antivirus software.

If you need a "bare metal restore" system though (that is something that backs up EVERYTHING and allows you to restore to a new computer (say your computer is stolen or destroyed in a fire and you need more than just your data...), then I recommend Acronis.

All the best,

Pat
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