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+1 for Cubebackup. Very cost effective too, only $2 per user per year for education

Note, that price is only for the software. You have to provide your own storage on top.

 

We use the built in Boxafe backup on QNAP NAS's for our Google backup at the moment. No extra cost on top of the NAS itself.

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Note, that price is only for the software. You have to provide your own storage on top.

 

We use the built in Boxafe backup on QNAP NAS's for our Google backup at the moment. No extra cost on top of the NAS itself.

 

True but you can backup to any type local disk, which can work out very cost-effective. Boxafe is good though and license free. Synology do a similar app called Active Backup.

 

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Do you backup up to the cloud of locally ? Colly 72

 

Locally. Initial backup takes forever but then incremental backups after that

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We don't backup Google Drives, but at the moment it's mostly only primary-age classwork and resources.

 

We are looking at migrating our core data to Office 365 though, and for that I'm looking at either using Veeam (we have an existing license) or LGfL Gridstore (which is Redstor SE underneath).

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we bought a synology NAS for their Active Backup for google workspace. its great we love it - but how do you get cold copies of the Synology NAS? (because of stupid ransomware) and if we had to resore it i guess it would have to goto the Synology first then back to google has anyone worked through this yet? im working on a cyber response plan (part of the insurance requierments)

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