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Backblaze would only start the year when my Crashplan plan expires. As it stands now, my Crashplan subscription ends next year and I will have to remember to sign up for Crashplan far enough in advance to get a couple terabytes of photos uploaded to Backblaze before the Crashplan plan ends. 2) I have the Crashplan family plan and backup…
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you remove CrashPlan from your computer before migrating to Backblaze? Answer — No. If your computer fails during the upload to Backblaze, you’ll still have a full backup with CrashPlan. During the upload period you may want to decrease the resources (CPU and Network) used by CrashPlan and increase the resources available to Backblaze. You can “pause” CrashPlan for up…
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…DOA’s? (Dead on Arrival) Terry Fundak I’m not sure why you rate CrashPlan so low. I have used and hosted a CrashPlan server for about 5 years and I rate CrashPlan tech support as by far the best of any company I have ever dealt with. Perhaps I am lucky to be a CrashPlan Server owner. Perhaps you are paying…
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The cloud backup industry has seen its share of tumultuousness. BitCasa, Dell DataSafe, Xdrive, and a dozen others have closed up shop. Mozy, Amazon, and Microsoft offered, but later canceled, their unlimited offerings. Recently, CrashPlan for Home customers were notified that their service was being end-of-lifed. Then today we’ve heard from Carbonite customers who are frustrated by this morning’s announcement…
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…pay for the data it sucks up to have much longer retention or infinite one. I am looking into how to switch away from crashplan currently and BB would be a great option. David W Ristau Mr. Henderson is correct regarding >30 day retention. My solution for the past 2 years is having both Back Blaze AND Crashplan running at…
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…of those USB drives every six months so we get a snapshot of the LAN. DocNo42 Unfortunately I don’t think Backblaze lets you send a hard drive into them to “seed” a backup, but other providers like Crashplan do. It’s a shame – Backblaze has one of the best policies for hard drive based restoration of data including full refund…
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…been a customer earlier, for a few reasons I moved back to CrashPlan. As of now I´m back with you, perhaps for good, lets see :) RealQuentin How are you doing it? I mean, the migration. Ryan Thorpe I actually am using Arq to upload my current files to Backblaze and downloading and zipping anything that’s on Crashplan to upload…
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…One reader said that a monthly data scrub was performed on the NAS to ensure data integrity. Hardware used for backups included Synology, QNAP, Drobo, and FreeNAS systems. Services used by our readers for backing up included Backblaze Backup, Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage, CrashPlan, SmugMug, Amazon Glacier, Google Photos, Amazon Prime Photos, Adobe Creative Cloud, Apple Photos, Lima, DropBox, and…
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