[SOLVED] Where to back my Clients Data up too?

[brandonkick]

Redundancy is the key.

Pick up a used synology, or make your own "redundant setup" if you have the hardware lying around.

An off the shelf product is just "easier", but either way you want a mirrored pair of drives. That will be
good enough. Short of an act of god, your data will most likely be fine. Lets call it 98%, because there
is always that scenario in which your going to "lose" customer data somehow.

 

[Your PCMD]

Solved? Explain?

 

[TECCS]

so I was asking if my backups could be done in a better way to avoid data loss for clients. got told use something with redundancy such as raid. I have got out my old NAS with raid so now using that solely for backups with the 2 hard drives mirroring. so for me for what i needed it has been solved. the discusion just grew and grew though and was really interesting

 

[Your PCMD]

Ah, I see. I figured you were hiding something from us because @Barcelona and @cypress don't like secrets.

 

[cypress]

Ah, I see. I figured you were hiding something from us because @Barcelona and @cypress don't like secrets.

LMAO! We sure don't!

 

[TECCS]

Ah, I see. I figured you were hiding something from us because @Barcelona and @cypress don't like secrets.

Damn you guys are all great on these forums. I never feel like a question is to dumb to ask and everyone likes a laugh