>
>
> Yes, NFS or iSCSI will work, but it is really a lot cheaper to just
> throw some big drives in a linux box.
+1 to that.
> And in all the questions you've
> asked I don't remember any yet about getting offsite copies of the
> archive, which is usually the one hard thing with backuppc that you
> need to plan from the start.
>
Using software RAID and mirroring 2 drives is a decent option, you can then
add a 3rd USB drive and make it a 3 way mirror, removing the USB drive when
complete and reducing back to a 2 way mirror.
Has anyone tried doing something larger? ie mirroring a pair of software
RAID mirrors?
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