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duplicati?
I would recommend AOMEI. Never used Ashampoo.
I've been using AOMEI for scheduled full disk backups to my NAS for a few of years. It has already saved my skin a couple of times after failed Win 10 updates.
raid
YOLORAID no?
Ive just watched an aomei review on youtube and apparently the single file restoring is a pita because you need to remember the time from when that file was created and then click yourself through the wizard to find it otherwhise it won't show.
Rsync
I like borgbackup, not sure if it fits your needs though
dropbox to sync folder, combined with rclone running on vps to create daily, weekly and monthly backup.
I use it for a daily full disk backup only. When I needed to restore a file I simply mounted the image as a drive and copied the file back.
For file backup I use FreeFileSync for daily copies from PC to NAS and then BorgBackup from NAS to storage VPS. For file versioning I also keep Windows File History running on the background saving also on the NAS and SpiderOak for "cloud" backup.
Ah so mounting the backup as a drive works, too? Sweet
Indeed.
Duplicati For desktop, servers and Linux & Windows.
Legendary joke, because raid isn't backup.
using AOMEI for years, works perfect!
I actually found Abelssoft backup on of my CDs from pc magazines and tried it. It works straight forward and allows for easy single drive restoring
Another thumbs up for duplicati for desktops. Borg for servers.
I have used AOMEI too, and liked it, but settled on R-Drive Image for my Windows machines. For bare metal restores, it works nice on providers that are willing to mount the restore CD for me, or you can start a restore in a vanilla copy of Windows and it reboots to a GUI.
I just use RSync on my Linux boxes to an offsite server; the two that actually have a GUI (Webuzo, paid) for my customers, I use the built-in backup (which just Gzips/TARs the files), and transfer periodic copies of those offsite. My offsite backup server is a 2TB VPS on a RAID-5 node.
veenam free edition, thank me later
Acronis for full disk backups using Windows, SyncBack for single files and IMAP sync, borgbackup for all linux machines.
rsync + gzip, it works like MAGIC.