Hi All,
I have N4F on a CF and 2 x 3TB Discs for data which I will setup in RAID1
I have a 3rd 3TB disc I want to use as incremental backup over 7 days [currently just over 1TB of data total]
I am bound to be asked "Can you restore a file I deleted from last Wednesday?" so need a fairly easy way to do
individual file restores?
Is this too much to ask?
TIA
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Backup Advice Again :)
- b0ssman
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Re: Backup Advice Again :)
you might want to look into zfs snapshots
Nas4Free 11.1.0.4.4517. Supermicro X10SLL-F, 16gb ECC, i3 4130, IBM M1015 with IT firmware. 4x 3tb WD Red, 4x 2TB Samsung F4, both GEOM AES 256 encrypted.
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Re: Backup Advice Again :)
Thanks - will do.
In meantime anyone care to expand with links / examples
In meantime anyone care to expand with links / examples
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Re: Backup Advice Again :)
If it is as simple as restore deleted file enable the recycle bin. I think its under the share setup.
Snapshots are even better.
Snapshots are even better.
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HP ML10v2 x64-embedded on Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4150 CPU @ 3.50GHz
Extra memory so I can host a couple VMs
1) Unifi Controller on Ubuntu
2) Librenms on Ubuntu