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| + | ==== Examples of solutions ==== | ||
| + | * Custom build but highly flexible Network Attached Storage (NAS) like QNAP or Synology (more expensive, but easier) | ||
| + | * Own server (cheaper but more difficult to manage) | ||
| + | * Portable hard drive (not recommended) | ||
| + | Ideally, one server/NAS should be set up in the office, and another in a different location. The second location can be anywhere with a high bandwidth internet connection. | ||
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| + | ===== What to backup? ===== | ||
| + | The most obvious thing to backup is files that are not already on an online service: | ||
| + | * Documents | ||
| + | * Photos | ||
| + | * Videos | ||
| + | * Emails | ||
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| + | The less obvious things to backup is online service: | ||
| + | * Gmail, Outlook, Hotmail, YahooMail etc | ||
| + | * Youtube, Flickr etc | ||
| + | These are are necessary to backup in case the accounts get closed down by the provider. | ||
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| + | Specific instructions: | ||
| + | * [[security: | ||