Re: Keep it! - dslreports.com

LinuxJunkie join:2005-01-19 Cyberspace 1 edit	reply to dadkins Re: Keep it! Yes, but still... unless you're constantly deleting what you upload to your remote location, you should only have to backup new items when needed... not all of them all over again. Of course, I got the impression from your post that it sounds like backing up 15GB is something you do quite frequently if you're complaining about the upload speed.
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dvd536 as Mr. Pink as they come Premium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ	reply to braynes said by braynes : Yea you might want to look at a tape backup or perhaps a married server on you LAN that backs up you box's on a time. But a house fire could take that out. using the net is a good idea but im sure your provider isn't too crazy about all that uploading. -- You can never be too rich, too thin or have too much Bandwidth
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braynes Premium join:2005-03-14 Waterville, ME	reply to dadkins Yea you might want to look at a tape backup or perhaps a married server on you LAN that backs up you box's on a time. Bruce PS hoe long does it take?
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dadkins Can you do Blu? Premium,MVM join:2003-09-26 Hercules, CA ·Comcast	reply to LinuxJunkie said by LinuxJunkie : Why are you backing up 15GB over the internet anyway? Offsite Backups. Incase my onsite backups get hosed/scratched/lost/whatever, I can just reinstall XP and download the images and go from there. ALOT of expensive software and important data that I would rather not lose. For any reason. -- Think outside the Fox... Opera
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