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Subject:Backup Tool
I've been using Deltacopy (which is an rsync port to Windows) for my backups. What do you all use? I'm looking to change since I frequently have permissions issues with this tool.
I currently backup to a Windows 2008 server running CIFS and NFS services.
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Subject:Backup Tool
I have a license good for three years for Backup Exec System Recovery. I'm so spoiled (yay having the sales people in your corner/on speed dial/threw them many bones over the years).
But I know that's not realistic for most people. The native Windows and Unix/Linux tools are perfectly adequate really - and free. Took me like 30 minutes to create a system disk for a friends system and schedule weekly backups to his NAS or whatever he has for his Windows 7 laptop. Bare metal restores would get dodgy but for everything else, meh.
Actually I wonder if you can mount them and extract individual files? Shouldn't be difficult. Or at least, it should be doable.
