and the best part of all: the ability to backup as many devices as you want into one account for one-low cost.ġ0 years in, and we’re still constantly updating our service to give our users the most up-to-date backup features on the market. We also offer mobile backup/restore via iOS and Android apps, NAS Backups apps for QNAP, Netgear, etc. Need to upload large amounts of data? We can help you migrate your Crashplan data over with IDrive Express ! Our free seeding service offered once a year to personal accounts at no cost. Want to know how IDrive stacks up against the competition? Check out our competitive comparison charts: That’s 5TB of space for only $6.95 year one! This is probably a good low cost route for you to take.With the recent closing of Crashplan Home, we invite ALL Crashplan users to give IDrive a try! We are offering Crashplan users 5TB of backup space for 90% off your first year. When you look at 2 TByte drives you’ll find many of them come with a backup program. We use Intego Backup Manager Pro for the image backups, but there are lots of serviceable backup programs out there to do this. You could use a cloud based service, but this is a cheaper way to go.īecause of our larger scale, we use Lacie 2Big drives, but for your size a couple of 2 TByte drives will do. Then use the second drive to make a copy of the backup drive and store it offsite.
We keep one image of the standard Mac setup on the backup drive and then, exclude apps from the TM backup. PCs have their own backup solutions built in that you can direct to nested folders on the same drive. One drive you can use to perform Time Machine backups of all your Macs and the PC backups and images too.
For a low cost solution a couple of 2 TByte drives and an image backup program will do the job. If you just want to get something pretty much like Crashplan, Backblaze for business is $50/year which is pretty low, but you’ll beat costs and performance with Cloudberry or Duplicati to B2.ĭon, we have a similar environment. Duplicati is a very good FOSS backup client to backup directly to the cloud that if used in conjunction with B2 will be very cost effective. Veeam Free is good for backing things up inside the network and is probably the most reliable I’ve worked with but you need to build out some infrastructure to do an offsite backup. That moment the accountant falls for a phishing email and gives up API access to her O365 account you’re going to really wish you had a separate backup strategy!Īnyhow, storage out on the cloud is probably cheapest on Backblaze B2 and it performs okay as long as you don’t need to do immediate disaster recovery. Okay, Onedrive or Google File Stream is not by itself a good backup strategy as an attacker can encrypt files and delete all previous versions if they have sufficient access rights.
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