Digital BW, The Print

Make it three cheers for Crash Plan. I use Time Machine to periodically backup my startup disk and I have two copies of my media drive. But I use Crash Plan as an offsite back up. It's less work and less expensive than keeping a third set of drives somewhere else and periodically bringing them to the studio, and it's proven useful several times when I needed to recover a file while out and about. An obvious alternative would be to set up your own NAS at a second location.

Hh

On May 14, 2013, at 11:58 AM, Mark Savoia <mark@...> wrote:

> I ditto CrashPlan, been using them since they started, excellent support too. If you have lots of files to start they offer a hard drive they ship to you to "seed" the process, send it back to them and continue with normal in the background backups. They charge for it of course (one time fee).
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> On May 14, 2013, at 2:46 PM, Michael-K wrote:
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> > Paul, you should take a look at CrashPlan (www.crashplan.com). I've used them for several years and have successfully recovered several files simply and without any issues. They charge $60/yr for unlimited storage. Their software also enables you to backup to an offsite computer located at a relative's or friend's location; this bypasses the CrashPlan cloud and there is no cost, nor do you need a subscription. The software is free.
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