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We set ours up for daily backups for all our employees. We set it to only use 25% of their bandwidth and it just runs in the background, invisibly to the end-u
by skbnut 11y ago
We set ours up for daily backups for all our employees. We set it to only use 25% of their bandwidth and it just runs in the background, invisibly to the end-user.
If there is a problem running the backup (three consecutive days missed), they get an automated email letting them know. And IT also gets notified, so we can reach out to the end user proactively to solve the problem.
Having automated backups has saved our bacon on more than one occasion!
Rich
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