Les Mikesell wrote:
> Jeff Siddall wrote:
>> Rob Owens wrote:
>>> Kevin DeGraaf wrote:
2. Use the remote server to hold a copy of the on-site BackupPC
server's file pool. The pool would be rsync'ed on-site initially and
then rsync'ed remotely from then on.
>>> Against all
Jeff Siddall wrote:
> Rob Owens wrote:
>> Kevin DeGraaf wrote:
>>>2. Use the remote server to hold a copy of the on-site BackupPC
>>> server's file pool. The pool would be rsync'ed on-site initially and
>>> then rsync'ed remotely from then on.
>>>
>> Against all advice on this list, I did th
Hi,
Rob Owens wrote on 2008-10-01 07:54:19 -0400 [Re: [BackupPC-users] Off-site
backup strategies]:
> > We have an on-site BackupPC server (2.1.2pl1) backing up 31 hosts, with
> > a total pool size of 1.8 TB.
> [...]
> >1. Install BackupPC on the remote server, and do
Rob Owens wrote:
> Kevin DeGraaf wrote:
>>2. Use the remote server to hold a copy of the on-site BackupPC
>> server's file pool. The pool would be rsync'ed on-site initially and
>> then rsync'ed remotely from then on.
>>
> Against all advice on this list, I did this yesterday. I rsync'd my
Kevin DeGraaf wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We have an on-site BackupPC server (2.1.2pl1) backing up 31 hosts, with
> a total pool size of 1.8 TB.
>
> We're going to deploy an off-site backup server in a colocation
> facility. The colo has a great deal of bandwidth available, but our
> office is stuck
Kevin DeGraaf wrote:
> We have an on-site BackupPC server (2.1.2pl1) backing up 31 hosts,
> with
> a total pool size of 1.8 TB.
>
> We're going to deploy an off-site backup server in a colocation
> facility. The colo has a great deal of bandwidth available, but our
> office is stuck with a T1 c
Hello,
We have an on-site BackupPC server (2.1.2pl1) backing up 31 hosts, with
a total pool size of 1.8 TB.
We're going to deploy an off-site backup server in a colocation
facility. The colo has a great deal of bandwidth available, but our
office is stuck with a T1 connection (1.5 Mbps symmet
