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What is you backup tool of choice?
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Completely agree! I didn't mention this, but I keep the back-up hard drive in another apartment.
This reminds me of a story that happened in some university in England: they had two backups of some server in two different locations. One day one back-up drive failed, and the second failed the day after. Apparently they were the same brand & model. The moral was: use also different back-up hardware brands or means!
3 2 1 3 different backups 2 different mediums 1 off-site
Haven't seen that not be good move yet.