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We considered a offsite synology to copy our local one, trouble is we move so much data our ISP (at home) would flag this and not play well with that. We have external drives we swap in and out to keep data offsite.
Quote from: GraphicDisorder on January 13, 2016, 11:56:00 AMWe considered a offsite synology to copy our local one, trouble is we move so much data our ISP (at home) would flag this and not play well with that. We have external drives we swap in and out to keep data offsite.how much data do you modify per day?you could always 'upgrade' your ISP at home to a 'business' level of service to work around any bandwidth caps.your first sync should be done locally if possible, as to move a few TB of data would take a REALLY long time... heck, even copying to USB drives moving a few TB of data is worse than watching paint dry.quote from my old days in IT... Never under-estimate the bandwidth of a station wagon heading down the highway full of tapes. --- Here's how I migrated roughly 50 TB of data a number of years ago. For comparison, it would have taken roughly 4 months to move that amount of data on a 45mbps T3 pipe.
yeah, gigs per day would suck, and would likely be bad on ANY cloud-based backup methodology. I do have to ask what you're doing with 1-2gb files tho...man talk about some SLOW opening/saving over a network.
@ Jvanick I don't even know what I'm looking at here. Are those tape carts?I've never seen anything like that. (Plus, 50 terabytes is a TON of data!)