I do a remote backup sub-directories of my mothers iMac (I know, I'm
such a good son, right?) via our cable-modems. It's working so well
(when she remembers to leave it on...) that I'm considering a similar
setup for a consulting client, a friend and my father in-law. Throw
Timbuktu into the
How feasible is it to backup a remote office over a DSL line? A client has
a backup server at their main office and a remote site with 3 Macs. Each
office has DSL. Assuming we can get through the firewalls, and get static
IPs at the remote site, is it just a matter of entering the remote IPs
How feasible is it to backup a remote office over a DSL line? A
client has
a backup server at their main office and a remote site with 3 Macs. Each
office has DSL. Assuming we can get through the firewalls, and get static
IPs at the remote site, is it just a matter of entering the remote
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How feasible is it to backup a remote office over a DSL line? A client has
a backup server at their main office and a remote site with 3 Macs. Each
office has DSL. Assuming we can get through the firewalls, and get static
IPs at the remote
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(BTW -- if it were me with three computers, I would probably put a tape
drive on one of the computers and have the reports sent to me via email so I
could monitor the status of the backups. I just do this with one computer --
mine -- with a
