Backup Methods

[SOSAGES]

rev drive ....
DLT drives have a bad name sadley but a lot of people use them

[meld51]

Well I finally plumped for a Maxtor One Touch which comes with backup software called Retrospect by Dantz. It seems to be versatile and able to perform progressive backups of my network onto the Maxtor disk or onto any sort of media including removable media.

Seems good to me although it may take a little getting used to what with it's scripting and stuff like that.

I see that they are bringing network disks onto the UK market as we speak and Linksys have a network storage link on the market in the US I think. http://www.linksys.com/HDD/

I guess they will be in the UK soon.

Anyone got experience of these?

[dilli-theclaw]

Originally Posted by homealone

I'd be interested to know how you get on dilli

In the end I didn't use any proper backp stuff - I just copied what I needed to backup from my fileserver and dumped it onto 5 dvd+rw's

I guess I'll have to find a better soloution next time i do a backup tho.

[kronas]

Originally Posted by SOSAGES

have alook at the rev drive 90gig (depends on compression) a disk that costs about 30 quid and its very fast

where ? have a link ?

Originally Posted by Xaccers

You have 200GB of important data you can't do without???

hint: the word starts with an A stops with L

[Bifta]

Originally Posted by kronas

where ? have a link ?




hint: the world starts with an A stops with L

Has it got an N and another A in it?

[SOSAGES]

http://www.iomega-europe.com/eu/en/p...family_en.aspx