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Using a NAS instead of a server - how to back up?

Asked by JackHodson in Backup & Restore Software, Computer Hard Drives, Storage Technology

Dear all,

A friend of mine has asked me to upgrade his systems - it is a small company - only 4 users - POP email and a server which just shares files - currently there is no back up!

The server is 10 years old and seems extremely slow to do anything. They only have about 5Gb of files and there is not a budget for a new SBS.

What I am planning to do is get rid of the server, clean up all of the PCs and connect up a NAS drive like this to serve their files: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/158613

I has never used a NAS before so, my question is..how do you run a backup of the contents of a NAS? I would want to do this to mobile HDDs that can be moved off site etc.

Many thanks
Jack
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