I am currently using backupPC on CentOS(ext4) at office
to backup all remote linux web servers and local PCs
4 Incremental and 2 full backup @ 7x24 schedule backup
easy to restore from single file to all data partition (not OS)
I would like to do the similar things at home:
1) backup all Macs (data, not OS)
2) backup htpc (data, not OS)
3) backup remote webmin server (email, ftp and web, not OS)
4) backup itself to remote server (identical)
I got 2 HP gen8 mini servers, one for local, one for remote
3TB x 4: total 12TB
All 1-3): total about 6TB now
Should i config as the following?
share space on FreeNAS as time-machine for Macs (which is full & incremental backup)
share space on FreeNAS as windows backup for htpc (which is full & incremental backup)
ftp on FreeNAS for the remote webmin backup
OR
Never use ZFS, RAID-Z, ZFS Snapshots
a) full & incremental backup? versioning?
b) how to restore single files or all data?
c) Any GUI for backup and restore?
finally, a redundant server for backup server
I have no idea how does it work with FreeNAS
thanks
to backup all remote linux web servers and local PCs
4 Incremental and 2 full backup @ 7x24 schedule backup
easy to restore from single file to all data partition (not OS)
I would like to do the similar things at home:
1) backup all Macs (data, not OS)
2) backup htpc (data, not OS)
3) backup remote webmin server (email, ftp and web, not OS)
4) backup itself to remote server (identical)
I got 2 HP gen8 mini servers, one for local, one for remote
3TB x 4: total 12TB
All 1-3): total about 6TB now
Should i config as the following?
share space on FreeNAS as time-machine for Macs (which is full & incremental backup)
share space on FreeNAS as windows backup for htpc (which is full & incremental backup)
ftp on FreeNAS for the remote webmin backup
OR
Never use ZFS, RAID-Z, ZFS Snapshots
a) full & incremental backup? versioning?
b) how to restore single files or all data?
c) Any GUI for backup and restore?
finally, a redundant server for backup server
I have no idea how does it work with FreeNAS
thanks