Selle nädala alguses palusime teie varundamisstrateegiat jagada. Sajad vastused hiljem on meil tehnika ja trikke üsna kindel levik.
Koondamine on võti
Redundancy is key! At home, I don’t change enough to warrant frequent backups, but I have an external that I copy files to. I will save local and use the external along with a 2nd 1tb disk internal. In essence there is always 3 copies of a given file. Every time I rebuild or upgrade my OS (once a year or so), I also burn DVD’s of my data.
Richard kordab seda meeleolu:
I am the King of Redundancy when it comes to backups. For the most part, I have multiple copies of backed up data (five copies at the minimum). Mostly done on a daily and/or weekly basis by automated synch programs. I have two drive image backups that are replaced every three months. Since I have the install disks for most all my applications and cloud based storage for the downloadable software I’ve purchased, the data is the more important. Most of it is irreplaceable, hence the redundancy. I use a lot of CDR & DVDR disks because of their cost effectiveness. For the image backups, I have them on their own dedicated 2-1/2″ USB External 500Gb drives.
Nancy segab seda koos välise draivi ja serveri salvestusega:
1. I have a separate hard drive (WD MyBook) connected to my computer. I save all my data to this drive.
2. I use Windows Home Server to back up all four of my computers. The Server is built of mostly older parts; however, the motherboard, RAM and hard drives are all used for the first time in this machine.
3. I have several (8 or 9 at last count) jump/flash/thumb drives. I keep particularly sensitive data on these, so it’s backed up three times.
Redundant, but it works for me.
Lugu on see, et kui teie andmed ei asu eraldi asukohtades, pole see tõesti varundatud. Kui see on teie jaoks oluline, peaks see olema vähemalt kolmes kohas ja kahes neist kohtadest peaks olema mingis vormis võrguühenduseta (nt välisseade või DVD-seade, mida hoiate tulekahju ohus).
Online Backup sobib väikeste failide jaoks; Mõnikord Dicey
Automatic synchronizing software and two sets of hard drives. Won’t save me from something like my house burning down, but it’s already saved me from a hard drive crash.
The really important stuff in in my Dropbox (encrypted with Trucrypt) where it gets copied to four different locations.
Tema kord oli üsna tavaline; rohkem kui veerand vastanud lugejatest lisasid Dropboxi oma varukoopi. Paljud lugejad märkisid, et nad kasutasid Dropboxit väikeste, kuid oluliste failide jaoks ja enamus neist krüptitud enne üleslaadimist.
Kuigi mitte nii populaarne kui Dropbox, kui see toimus suuremate andmete mahutamiseks, pöörasid paljud lugejad teenuseid nagu Carbonite, CrashPlan ja Mozy. Kuigi Carbonite ja Mozy on laialdaselt populaarsed veebilahenduste lahendused, oli paljudel lugejatel lugusid nende põletamisest ja CrashPlanile üleminekust. AbbaDabba kirjutab:
I back up all computers to a Windows Home Server machine. I then use a cloud service called CrashPlan. They’re cost effective and very reliable. I used to use Carbonite but they lost lots of my data because of a major bug in the program.
Kui erinevatelt lugejatelt saadud hoiatused pilvepõhise ladustamise ohu kohta leiavad lihtsaks sõnumiks, on see nii: ei usalda pilve ainsa koondamisena.
Kuigi paljud lugejad olid Carbonite ja Mozyga rahul, tuleb märkida, et CrashPlanil on mõned üsna magusad funktsioonid, sealhulgas kohalik varukoopia (saate kasutada tarkvara, et varundada teie võrgust teisi masinaid), serveri varundamine (teie ja sõbra / pereliikme saab üksteise masinatega võrgupöörduse taasesitamine kaugele) ja seejärel pilv põhinev varundamine CrashPlani serverites - kõik kasutavad sama rakendust.
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