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I backup my files and emails with a very easy to use software called Titan Backup (http://www.titanbackup.com), the destination is a 500gb WD harddisk, but the company stated that an online feature is under work also. Give it a free trial at:http://www.titanbackup.com/download.html
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Posted by: Alec Reynolds | November 14, 2008 at 01:43 AM
Thanks... But I prefer to store my data off site - where there's fault tolerance, backups and DR capabilities. If something happens @ home, it's likely to take everything down.
Also, no MAC solution. :(
Lastly, I edited out the 30% discount you posted. Just not comfortable with you sharing personal discounting codes with a mass audience here.
Posted by: Len Devanna | November 14, 2008 at 09:22 AM
I have tried the free version of Mozy, that comes with 2 GB, and really like. Gives you a good feeling, when you know your data is safely backuped.
Right now the have a special offer. I anybody signs up with my referral we both get an additional 512MB storage space. Just use the following link or go to the mozy.com website and enter the code: 742EE0
https://mozy.com/?code=742EE0
Manuel
Posted by: Manuel M | November 24, 2008 at 03:46 PM