Moving a virtual machine from a VirtualBox host over to a VMware host should be easy, right? But following VMware’s instructions failed. Copying the virtual hard disk also failed. Luckily I found a free solution that worked!
Many businesses, small and large, now use Office 365 (Microsoft 365) and SharePoint Online as a file share in the cloud. We look at two free and one inexpensive way to back up those Document Libraries, protecting yourself from data corruption and deletion. Best of all, all three methods are fast and easy… and as a bonus, they can also be used to back up files in Microsoft Teams.
Storing your backup data in a S3 bucket on FreeNAS is a great, cost effective option for offsite backups. Installing it is simple enough, but knowing what hardware to run it on based on your requirements can be hit or miss.
Convenient? Yes! Confusing? Not anymore. Let’s look at cloud storage types, costs and options.
We all know that storing your backups in the cloud is a very convenient way of getting an offsite backup. But how secure is it exactly? This article explains things in plain English, comparing the security of cloud and on-premise backups, and we finish with some practical advice on how to choose between cloud backups and swapping USB or RDX hard disks.
By popular demand, the release of BackupAssist ER v1.1.0 means you can perform disk to disk to cloud backups of Windows systems to S3-compatible storage as your cloud destination.
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