HP appears to have dropped support for their online backup add-in for Window Home Server, HP created their online backup software for the ex47x and ex48x MediaSmart servers, but now are promoting other backup services for their current line of servers. Their add-in used Amazon S3 for storage. I have used JungleDisk on my desktop machines to backup, so I am pretty used to that storage system. But since it that HP probably not continuing development, I wanted to find a solution to have an offsite backup for some of the files on the server, that would continue to be supported.
I am trying CloudBerry Backup for Windows Home Server. This is very similar to HP's online backup add-in and the old JungleDisk Windows Home server. CloudBerry lets you pick any share or a connected drive to backup. Also you can set a time range when backups can happen.
I did have a problem after setting this up. I has some paths on some of the shares that were too long for Windows (These were copied from my linux computer). When CloudBerry encountered this error, it listed the error in the error email that was sent.
I will probably pay for CloudBerry Backup once the trial is over
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Clearing Amazon S3 storage
This post had a good tip about using SpaceBlock to browse your Amazon S3 account. I have been using JungleDisk to back up several of my computers to Amazon S3 for several years now. When I browsed my storage, I realized that I had backups in my S3 bucket for computers that I migrated all of my data off of. Since Amazon charges a monthly charge for the amount of data that you have stored, I decided to clean up my storage.
I ended up not using SpackBlock to delete these files. I just used JungleDisk to delete these files. I was able to use either the web based browser that JungleDisk provides as well as actually mounting the storage, an just deleting the files.
It tool several hours to delete the files, but I hoping that I will save a few dollars a month.
I ended up not using SpackBlock to delete these files. I just used JungleDisk to delete these files. I was able to use either the web based browser that JungleDisk provides as well as actually mounting the storage, an just deleting the files.
It tool several hours to delete the files, but I hoping that I will save a few dollars a month.
Monday, June 1, 2009
HP Online Backup
When HP made the Mac OS X's Time Machine support available for owners of the MediaSmart ex47x servers, they also make online backup available. HP's Online Backup is a backup solution that is based upon Amazon's S3.
With HP Online Backup, you select which of the shares on the server should be backed up, and you can also setup a schedule for when backup occurs. This is pretty much the same functionality that the Jungle Disk Windows Home Server add-in has.
With HP Online Backup, you select which of the shares on the server should be backed up, and you can also setup a schedule for when backup occurs. This is pretty much the same functionality that the Jungle Disk Windows Home Server add-in has.
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