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This would be an addition tobtheir strategy. &nbsp;currently all back up data stored onsite.
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If it's just data the first two listed on that link will work just fine.<br />
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If you need an entire image to restore from then the time machine will be your best bet.
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I have a client that has a hybrid network comprised of mac and pc systems. &nbsp;On his primary system he uses is a Mac new style tower running 10.11.5 OS.<br />
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He has (2) Caldigit Raid Array with SSD hard drives and connected via thunderbolt cable using one for data file storage and the other unit for Time Machine backup.<br />
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He is looking for a fast cloud-based back service that has similar restore function to Time Machine software and fast backup performance.<br />
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Anyone has suggestions?
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I have a client that has a hybrid network comprised of mac and pc systems.  On his primary system he uses is a Mac new style tower running 10.11.5 OS.

He has (2) Caldigit Raid Array with SSD hard drives and connected via thunderbolt cable using one for data file storage and the other unit for Time Machine backup.

He is looking for a fast cloud-based back service that has similar restore function to Time Machine software and fast backup performance.

Anyone has suggestions?

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