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2) and 3) requires a decent broadband upload speed. Home broadband often doesn’t provide this.
by mnd999 6y ago
2) and 3) requires a decent broadband upload speed. Home broadband often doesn’t provide this.
- Fnoord 6y agoDepends where you're from I guess. Its also just the first backup which takes a (long) while. If you got only 10 mbit upload, then you're able to upload 600 mbit per minute, or 36000 mbit per hour. Which is about 4500 mB/hour (or ~4,4 GB/hour). Which results in 108000 mB/day (or ~105 GB/day). Its about 3/4 of a TB a week. I'm glad I got 30+ mbit upload with my VDSL2. My first backups took ages (I got 5 TB with Jottacloud). First I thought it was Duplicati being slow with regards to cryptography or being .NET, but nope that ain't it. Incremental backups during night are not going to hamper the connection though.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago> Its about 3/4 of a TB a week. That's best case. Anyone who's done large transfers over the internet knows reality will be much worse.
- justinclift 6y agoBearing in mind that it's likely not practical to use 100% of available upload bandwidth for extremely long periods of time. Generally speaking anyway. :)
- Fnoord 6y agoTrue, you're both right, thanks. I should've added that as a disclaimer.