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I feel I heard this pitch but can't remember the company behind this, and I'd like to know if anyone here is using this and what you think of it.<br />
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It's a 'system' with an onsite NAS that backs up data every 15 minutes, then encrypts the data and sends it to an offsite location. &nbsp;The NAS can virtualize the server while the server is being replaced. &nbsp;If you google 'nas 15 minutes incremental forever virtualization' you get a load of VARs / resellers that offer this service. &nbsp;<br />
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I know at a seminar or other event I heard of this. &nbsp;Seems to make sense and wonder if anyone uses this and what your thoughts are.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Mike
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I feel I heard this pitch but can't remember the company behind this, and I'd like to know if anyone here is using this and what you think of it.

It's a 'system' with an onsite NAS that backs up data every 15 minutes, then encrypts the data and sends it to an offsite location.  The NAS can virtualize the server while the server is being replaced.  If you google 'nas 15 minutes incremental forever virtualization' you get a load of VARs / resellers that offer this service.  

I know at a seminar or other event I heard of this.  Seems to make sense and wonder if anyone uses this and what your thoughts are.

Thanks,

Mike

NAS onsite / online backup service that does virtualization 15 minute backups

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