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In Reply to: RE: What's your next "digital" purchase for audio ? posted by AbeCollins on January 18, 2017 at 06:19:33:
You asked Cut-Throat but I'll answer too.
I have a single 6TB WD Red hard drive in my QNAP NAS. I leave a 6 TB WD USB drive connected to the NAS.
Every evening, a scheduled task running robocopy on my NUC does a differential backup to the internal drive on the NAS. An hour later, a similar task does a backup from my wife's NUC to the NAS. A couple of hours later, a scheduled task on the NAS does a backup to the attached USB drive.
Periodically, I swap USB backup drives with a neighbor who keeps an offsite copy for me.
When the internal drive on the NAS gets closer to being full, I'll change the scheduled tasks to do backups from our NUCs directly to the USB drive on the NAS. That will free up some space but won't buy a lot of time.
I have USB thumb drives loaded with recovery images for the NUCs and a laptop. I also have full drive C: image backups for those drives.
my blog: http://carsmusicandnature.blogspot.com/
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