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Their service was horribly slow and the download couldn't complete before their system purged the restore data.īefore relying on any form of backup, you must test restoration. Perhaps they changed how it works now, but when I tried it they would restore the data to a temporary location for you to download from.you had X# of hours to download it before their system would purge the restore.
It worked fine for small chunks of data, but it failed on larger data sets. Great, you have your data backed up and stored somewhere.īUT, can you restore it? I tested Mozy and it failed to restore my test data set. Anyone can make a copy of data and put it somewhere else. In the enterprise space (where I spend my days) the issue isn't backup, that is easy. I personally don't see Mozy or their competitors as being very viable for backup.
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In the mean time, try this, it's free and you get 1TB (yeap) of space I like it so far, been backuping around 1Gb of data but still not 100% convinced because of small bugs. I'm going to give them another try in 6 months or so since it 's theīest deal out there. If you have a desktop that sits at home all the time To work every day and it was only at home that I could let Mozy I have a similar size of backup, 150-200gb and it sits on externalĭrives and I have a laptop as my main computer. Temporary files about to be uploaded (It queues up files in smaller At times it seems to work fine and uploadsĪr working fine but every now and then it will spinn out of controlĪnd either use 100% cpu or in my case it filled up my hard drive with
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I've given Mozy a try two times but their Mac Client is still in aīeta stage and too buggy. I'm interested in knowing if you are protecting a similar or bigger Note: If I include my photo files, I'll have over 150gb to backup so
I'm interested in an offsite backup solution for my Mac and Mozy I'm going to give them another try in 6 months or so since it 's the best deal out there. If you have a desktop that sits at home all the time Mozy might work better. I bring that laptop to work every day and it was only at home that I could let Mozy upload files. I have a similar size of backup, 150-200gb and it sits on external drives and I have a laptop as my main computer. At times it seems to work fine and uploads ar working fine but every now and then it will spinn out of control and either use 100% cpu or in my case it filled up my hard drive with temporary files about to be uploaded (It queues up files in smaller batches). Give Mosy or one of its competitors such as a try, and I think you'll agree with me that the most successful backup is one you never have to remember to do.I've given Mozy a try two times but their Mac Client is still in a beta stage and too buggy. One hard drive crash is enough to commit most of us to rigourous backup, but just this once, let's take care of business before it bites us in the butt.
Your data will be stored on one of their servers far from any house fire or other local disaster, and can be accessed from other PCs should the need arise. It can be configured to automatically back up your files at a designated time (say every morning at 3 a.m.).
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The best part, though, is the software that comes with a account. The company offers 2 gig of backup for free, or, the better deal, $4.95 per month for unlimited backup.
The modern, and thankfully very cheap, alternative to losing your precious data is online backup, and makes it about as simple as possible. If your computer crashed RIGHT NOW, how much data would you lose? Wedding photos? Tax information? Five years of email archives? Playlists a mile long? Business contacts? I have no doubt that you have a backup device close at hand, but do you remember to use it every day? If you were to have a fire, would it burn up along with your PC?
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