I'm not sure what you're trying to back up exactly, but I'll tell you
what I use for my server at home (about 1TB storage online):
I use rsnapshot (http://www.rsnapshot.org/) to a remote server, in
combination with LVM snapshots. I bandwidth-limit the backups by
sending them through an SSH tunnel over a specific TCP port which is
capped at my Linux router using tc bandwidth shaping. They take a long
time to complete if I have made a lot of changes that day (eg: apt-get
upgrade) but since it uses snapshots, I don't really notice it at all.
I trust the remote server, but if I didn't want to trust it, I would
probably look at boxbackup (http://www.boxbackup.org/) which stores the
backups on the remote server encrypted with an AES key, so they don't
actually have your data. Of course, if you lose the key, you lose your
backups too...
Jim
Bjorn Behrendt wrote:
Can anyone recommend an off-site or online backup solution? If you
do use one is there any issues with bandwidth?
Bjorn Behrendt
Proctor School District
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