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My parent's home backup setup is: Computers > Crashplan Cloud Computers > NAS (via Synology Cloud Station) NAS > External HDD (weekly) NAS > Secondary Media NAS (weekly) They have two NAS devices: a Synology DS213+ and a QNAP TS-412. The DS213+ only holds photos, sync'd files, and backups. QNAP holds backups from the Synology and their media library. CrashPlan runs out in three months and I was wondering if I should switch to SpiderOak (which does file syncing) or Amazon Glacier/Amazon Cloud/Google Drive/etc? Synology looks to have a Glacier package, which would be great, because then I can backup to the cloud from the NAS, instead of their computers (which they love to turn off at night). Note that I don't live with my parents and see them once every 2-3 months, so the simpler the solution, the better (which is one pro of Crashplan). MrCodeDude fucked around with this message at 09:08 on Dec 29, 2015 |
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ConfusedUs posted:If what you have works, I'd recommend sticking with that. But if price and/or convenience is a factor, Synology's glacier backup is pretty easy... Guess it makes sense to at least try. My parent's downgraded their Internet service, so I'll probably have to send Amazon an HDD to seed. Has anyone sent their HDD to Amazon? How simple/painful is the process?
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Saukkis posted:Here's a horror story about recovery from Amazon Glacier. Yeah, saw that. Luckily I didn't have time to set up Glacier at my parents' place.
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