I have started my conversion to SafeCopy backup today. In the past, I have used Mozy, but after searching online for alternatives, I found SafeCopy to be most compatible with what I wanted to protect. SafeCopy cost me $50 a year for 200GB of storage. You can backup from as many computers as you desire [...]
I got a comment on my recent Mozy post which offered SafeCopy as an alternative to Mozy. When my current subscription to Mozy ends, I’m certainly in the market for a more favorable solution to meet my needs. Mozy’s new plans, in my opinion, do not offer enough space for the price they charge and [...]
I have relied on Mozy backup for a few years now. I really like their online backup service. I’ve been a proponent of Mozy for a long time and I’ve written about their service several times on my blog. But this morning, I found out that they had changed the rules of the game and [...]
One of the questions I’ve received most often is whether or not there is a file recover or undelete software for the Mac. Until recently, I did not know of one — and I’ve been burned more than a couple times. I had one user who lost his 60GB+ iTunes library and I was not [...]
I’ve written a few times about online backup services and options. I have setup Peer to Peer backup for a friend of mine using Crashplan, but primarily for my own use, I use Mozy. I also setup a Mozy account for my good friend Tammy to keep her photos and other files backed up on [...]
Last week, I found a deal I could not pass up. B&H Photo has a deal on a Drobo for $299 though 6/30/2010. If you’ve never heard of a Drobo, it is an external storage enclosure from Data Robotics that offers some enterprise-class, automated mirroring/striping for your data across multiple hard drives. Data Robotics calls [...]
Update: Mozy has released an update to fix this issue. File this under the “why’s that happening” category… About a week ago, I noticed that my MacBook Pro’s Time Machine stopped working. It has been working flawlessly to an external drive hosted on my iMac at home, but I wanted something to back it up [...]
I setup CrashPlan for a friend overnight and the software really lives up to its advertising. The software is really easy to install and registration is straight forward. After install, you select what data to backup – which is less robust than Mozy’s default filters – but its easy enough to point to her user [...]
One month and two days ago, I posted about my experience with online backup solution Mozy. I’d tried the product once before and been disappointed with the backup speeds, and so I abandoned it, only to begin again last month. After a month of backing up, I’ve almost got my initial 60GB plus a month’s [...]
Its been a couple weeks now since I’ve written a Mozy backup status update. We have progressed quite a ways in the backup process. I have interrupted the backups almost every evening once I get home because it was saturating my upstream connection and degrading my internet performance while I was trying to use it. [...]