Registry keys or modifying stuff because it inevitably starts off aĬhain reaction of having to maintain it forever. I want my WHS to be fully supported, as much as possible. I don’t want to hack anything on my Windows Home Server. That’s where my secondary requirement comes in:
From a cost perspective, Carbonite and MozyHome are the clear Since I have 200GB to back up, I listed the Understand why I’d be charged business prices just because I happen to Yeah, that’s dumb, and I’ve told them so. You have to use MozyPro for server-class OS backup. ** MozyHome specifically does not support Windows Server 2003, norĭoes it support WHS. IĬouldn’t find anyone who’d blogged success with that. Is based on) so you might be able to hack around and get it to work. * and IBackup support Windows Server 2003 (which WHS (some of them have a one-time fee to license software)… Service KeepVault is, unfortunately, raising its prices. Safe - I haven’t yet found a system that will back up your computer (Assuming the important documentsĪre all kept on the Windows Home Server and not on the computers, that’s Windows Home Server doing the computer backup, I needed to switch toīacking up the Windows Home Server. Unlimited storage as well, and that ran $60/year per computer.
Previously had MozyHome to back up all of my computers and that has That’s perfectly in line with my expectations. When I originally signed up for KeepVault, I got in for $100/year with Network than it would to just rip the original source material. Up my 5TB of DVD images because it’d take longer to restore over the My photos, my music collection, and my documents. KeepVault for almost a year now and it worksĪcceptably - there have been some kinks in the plugin (don’t let yourīackup history log get too big and then try to view it or you’ll lock I’ve been looking for a good online backup solution for Windows Home
Whs folder sync update#
UPDATE : MozyHome has changed their pricing so I’m using
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