SysAdminMan
04-21-2008, 12:18 PM
How long did it take to setup your server?
How much data is on there that you couldn't replace?
Using a remote backup service takes all the hassle out of making sure that you've got a current backup of your server
Even if you have RAID on your server there's a chance that you could lose data (what if your server gets compromised?, what if you accidentally delete a file?)
A secure, reliable, automated off-site backup is the best way to eliminate those “oh NO ...” moments
sysadminman backup includes the following features -
industry standard protocol - rsync
protection from malicious deletion of your backups
incremental backups - save your bandwidth
data stored on raid6 arrays (dual parity)
New York datacenter with 1Gbps uplink per server
7 day rotating backup snapshot
backups encrypted 'over the wire'
backups are automatically compressed on server
ftp access to your backups
no data transfer limit
have sysadminman setup your backup scripts for only $20
Visit sysadminman backup (http://sysadminman.net/backup.html) for more information
sysadminman backup is [powered by bqbackup]
How much data is on there that you couldn't replace?
Using a remote backup service takes all the hassle out of making sure that you've got a current backup of your server
Even if you have RAID on your server there's a chance that you could lose data (what if your server gets compromised?, what if you accidentally delete a file?)
A secure, reliable, automated off-site backup is the best way to eliminate those “oh NO ...” moments
sysadminman backup includes the following features -
industry standard protocol - rsync
protection from malicious deletion of your backups
incremental backups - save your bandwidth
data stored on raid6 arrays (dual parity)
New York datacenter with 1Gbps uplink per server
7 day rotating backup snapshot
backups encrypted 'over the wire'
backups are automatically compressed on server
ftp access to your backups
no data transfer limit
have sysadminman setup your backup scripts for only $20
Visit sysadminman backup (http://sysadminman.net/backup.html) for more information
sysadminman backup is [powered by bqbackup]
