Backblaze for Windows Server
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@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
Thanks!
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@scottalanmiller said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@scottalanmiller said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@scottalanmiller said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@scottalanmiller said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@matteo-nunziati said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
s the B2 product the one we would use with the server edition? And are there any other cloud backup products out there I should consider?
yes, check the integration partners product list
other providers I'm aware of are not as competitive as.So they dont include a Windows Server backup tool, you have to select/purchase a partner tool?
they do not, it's just the cloud storage. Someone like CloudBerry makes the tools. Or veeam.
AAAhhhhhh
So what then do you recommend? lol
Use CloudBerry, Veeam, your own script, anything you want.
Any idea what they charge for Cloudberry per month for their managed backup product. Single server?
I dislike calling for pricing
The product you'd want, Linux to B2 backup tool, is $80.
Were you referring to a Veeam product or Cloudberry?
CloudBerry
Arent you a big Veeam fan? Any recommendation as such?
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
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@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
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@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
I haven't specifically tested it's shared file locking, so I won't say for sure myself.
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@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
I haven't specifically tested it's shared file locking, so I won't say for sure myself.
But you use it to map a network drive, correct?
And by file locking I just mean basic "this file is in use by XX user, the basic SMB stuff)
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
On premises or not, you can do that.
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
Yes, because it IS a legacy file server in that mode.
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
I haven't specifically tested it's shared file locking, so I won't say for sure myself.
But you use it to map a network drive, correct?
And by file locking I just mean basic "this file is in use by XX user, the basic SMB stuff)
Yes, you map a legacy network drive.
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@scottalanmiller said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
I haven't specifically tested it's shared file locking, so I won't say for sure myself.
But you use it to map a network drive, correct?
And by file locking I just mean basic "this file is in use by XX user, the basic SMB stuff)
Yes, you map a legacy network drive.
I am debating whether to load up NextCloud or just some CentOS setup for basic file sharing services. I am worried I am going to come back one day and see that he has installed FreeNAS or some other junk. But I cant speak from any personal experience about NextCloud.
Not sure we could rearrange the current gear to do a SAM-SD setup.
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@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@scottalanmiller said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@travisdh1 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@syko24 said in Backblaze for Windows Server:
@bigbear - Duplicati is a free option for backing up to B2. I have not personally used it with B2 but seems to be very flexible with various storage platforms.
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/duplicati-backups-cloud-storage/
I do use duplicati with B2 for it's target storage. Works great.
What type of file server are you running?
It's NextCloud on my home lab box. So really... nothing. Maybe 500MB worth of things to actually back up.
If you run nextcloud as a premise server can it serve as a bad to thr local network? Or only accessed via sync tool?
You can use it as the only on-premise file server if you want. Everything can access it via webdav now, and you can tie it into any AD or OpenLDAP domains already on site. Just makes end-user life that much easier. If setup properly, it's always accessible via a website anyway. The sync client is really the most painful way to access it, honestly.
Wow my typos....
So you can use it as a NAS/File Server and it does file locking etc like a windows file server?
I haven't specifically tested it's shared file locking, so I won't say for sure myself.
But you use it to map a network drive, correct?
And by file locking I just mean basic "this file is in use by XX user, the basic SMB stuff)
Yes, you map a legacy network drive.
I am debating whether to load up NextCloud or just some CentOS setup for basic file sharing services. I am worried I am going to come back one day and see that he has installed FreeNAS or some other junk. But I cant speak from any personal experience about NextCloud.
Not sure we could rearrange the current gear to do a SAM-SD setup.
Ubuntu Server 18.04 live installer makes it easy to quickly deploy nextcloud during the install to test Nextcloud.
