We were planning on creating a VM on the virtual server and restoring to it from a backup and then removing the physical vm server or leaving it only for quickbooks.
This sounds like a perverse incentive to just RAID 0 everything :)
Wait, so you get a performance bonus if you don't spend money you need to? Every product I've every worked with would go ahead and throw a ZIP or rar into a backup file, and you can CERTAINLY encrypt compressed data.įoxyRayne wrote:We are a small business with less than 50 users and a tight budget so upgrade budget is slim to cut personnel merit raises and performance goal bonuses. I've never heard of a real backup product failing for this reason. Is that product certified for AD recovery (and more important have you tested a full recovery ever?).įoxyRayne wrote:Current problem: Quickbooks and EaseUS both use compression already and SyncBackPro fails to encrypt/transfer since it cannot zip a compressed file to encrypt it. Recovering active dirrectory can get tricky. Slow, and I've known some people have the parity protection fail (There's not abattery backup so you are exposed to a write whole when doing parity updates). Windows 2012 R2 Standard Server (Desktop Box): Xeon E3-1225 v3 8 GB RAM, C Drive 747GBs of data (runs GPO, ADDS, DHCP, DNS), D Drive 240GB SSD (Quickbooks Enterprise storage)] We are a small business with less than 50 users and a tight budget so upgrade budget is slim to cut personnel merit raises and performance goal bonuses. Syncback Pro v8 mirrors all files across all folders in the file server with zip encryption to the local NAS at 9pm and to the offsite BackBlazeB2 storage.Ĭurrent problem: Quickbooks and EaseUS both use compression already and SyncBackPro fails to encrypt/transfer since it cannot zip a compressed file to encrypt it. SyncBackPro v8 the 2TB external across network to the File Server at 8pm Windows 10 Pro - Printer/Scanner server: runs scanner OCRing software (no backups needed)ĭrobo 5N with 5 HDDs providing 16 TBs of storage with two disc failure protection.īackup Process: Works with 99% of the filesĭomain Controller full/incremental backup via EaseUS Todo Backup Advanced Server 5.0 to an external 2TB usb drive nightly at 7pm Windows 2012 R2 Standard - Monitoring server: runs Spiceworks Help Desk, Inventory, Netflow monitor, Outlook with script to auto-download attachments from a digital fax account (no backups needed)ģ. Windows 2012 R2 Standard File Server - 10 TBs worth of data (mostly jpg, png, pdf, word,excel files)Ģ. Windows 2012 R2 Standard Server (Desktop Box): Xeon E3-1225 v3 8 GB RAM, C Drive 747GBs of data (runs GPO, ADDS, DHCP, DNS), D Drive 240GB SSD (Quickbooks Enterprise storage)ĭell R730P server (2U Rack Server) - Proxmox 5.0 Hypervisor - 3 VMs:ġ. I'm looking for ways to improve the company storage and backup plan. Hello everyone and thank you for taking to the time to help out and so I'll just jump into it.
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