Op 18/02/2011 4:08, Randy Katz schreef:
> Hi,
>
> This is clearly off topic so flame away if need be!
>
> Since I have come to know many on this list are quite savvy how are you
> all backing up your personal workstations? The ones that have 2-5GB data
> and are not at the same location as your servers and are not on public ip
> space for one reason or another. Currently I have been using a client
> software
> I am not sure I like to do full/diffs to a user account on one of my main
> servers which gets backed up in the cycle. I am not sure this is the
> best I can
> do, any feedback much appreciated, thanks.
>
> Regards,
> Randy
>

Hey

We're using backuppc at work to backup everyone's workstations.
Mainly due to the ease with which individual users can manage their own 
backups and can handle restores themselves.
Nice dedup when using rsync too, but works just as well with regular 
(samba/windows) shares, and it doesn't really need too much resources to 
run on.

Using it at home for the same reasons. It only works for backup to 
disk/shares though. :)

Kind regards,
Jeremy

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