#Data_backup

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The problem has not yet been resolved Recently it became known that a number of users have lost some files from their Google Drive storage . Google immediately responded to the situation, saying it was investigating. Now the company has clarified the problem. [caption id="attachment_84926" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Google Drive storage[/caption] The company says the problem only affects a limited group of users, although it's unclear how large the problem is. While Google is investigating the issue, it advises not to disable your Google Drive account and not to delete or move the application data folder on your PC, which is located at: Windows: %USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalGoogleDriveFS; macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Google/DriveFS. Of course, Google also advises making a copy of data from cloud storage to your PC, if possible.

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A Comprehensive Guide on How to Decommission a Server: Focusing on Windows Servers

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The Linear Open-Tape of LTO tape basically refers to an open-source storage medium which was created by HP and IBM and Seagate Technology. Since it is open source, the users get access to many sources of storage media which are compatible with one another.

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Duplicacy rename backup

Duplicacy rename backup how to#

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Since the preferences file has passwords, let’s lock down the access to it: data]# chmod -R 600. The preferences file now has enough information stored in it to be able to backup to a B2 account and not require user interaction.

Duplicacy rename backup password#

data]# duplicacy set -storage backblaze_b2_data -key password -value "MY_ENCRYPTION_PASSWORD" data]# duplicacy set -storage backblaze_b2_data -key b2_key -value MY_BACKBLAZE_APPLICATION_KEY New options for storage b2://MY-B2-BUCKET-NAME have been saved Now let’s load the Backblaze account ID, application key, and encryption password for the B2 storage into the preferences file to enable set-and-forget backups: data]# duplicacy set -storage backblaze_b2_data -key b2_id -value MY_BACKBLAZE_ACCOUNT_ID "storage": /path/to/local/backup/location/", path/to/my/data will be backed up to b2://MY-B2-BUCKET-NAME with id data_backup Now enter the B2 account ID, application key, and encryption password when prompted: Enter Backblaze Account ID:MY_BACKBLAZE_ACCOUNT_IDĮnter Backblaze Application key:MY_BACKBLAZE_APPLICATION_KEYĮnter storage password for b2://MY-B2-BUCKET-NAME:********************************* (Consider also adding the ‘-copy’ option to make the B2 and local backups copy-compatible.) Now add a second storage location for the Backblaze B2 bucket: data]# duplicacy add -e backblaze_b2_data data_backup b2://MY-B2-BUCKET-NAME duplicacy/preferences.bak, that contains the original preferences file (in case something goes wrong here). The preceding command uses a Perl one-liner to substitute text in-place in a file. This will be the locally-connected backup (the external hard drive), so rename it to describe exactly what this storage is: data]# perl -pi.bak -e 's/default/my_external_hard_drive_backup/'. Now change the name “default” to something more descriptive. "storage": "/path/to/local/backup/location/", path/to/my/data will be backed up to /path/to/local/backup/location with id data_backup Assuming a destination for the backed up data is “/path/to/local/backup/destination”, you would issue the following command: data]# duplicacy init -e data_backup /path/to/local/backup/locationĮnter storage password for /path/to/local/backup/location /:********************************* The “-e” option indicates that this data will be encrypted with a password, so enter (and re-enter) the desired encryption password when prompted with the duplicacy init command. The first step will be to initialize the duplicacy backups at the directory to be backed up (“repository” in duplicacy terminology). (Your results will reflect the amount of data contained under your current directory, which is likely to be different than this sample amount.) Let’s see how much data is to be backed up: data]# du -s -h Identify the directory to be backed up: ~]# cd /path/to/my/data

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The current download costs are $0.01/GB past 1 GB per day, so the download caps may also need to be adjusted when restoring data, for instance. Assuming 30 days/month, this amounts to $0.1667/TB/day, so a cap of $2 per day in storage cost allows for up to 12 TB. As of this writing (2018-Jun) the pricing for Backblaze B2 storage is $0.005/GB/month.

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(Backblaze B2 buckets only allow alphanumeric characters and hyphens.)Īnd last, if you’re going to be backing up more than the free amount of B2 storage (10 GB as of this writing), then on Backblaze’s website you will need to go to B2 Cloud Storage -> Caps and Alerts, and adjust the maximum daily storage cap. Substitute this bucket name for the placeholder MY-B2-BUCKET-NAME in this wiki. The name for the bucket must be unique across all buckets by all Backblaze B2 users. Next, from Backblaze’s website, create a B2 bucket. You will receive a B2 Account ID and a B2 Application Key from Backblaze. The first step is to create a Backblaze account, and sign up for B2 storage.

Duplicacy rename backup how to#

This wiki describes how to take a large amount of data and back it up to both a local backup, such as an external hard drive, and a Backblaze B2 account using the CLI on Linux. Backblaze B2 has become a popular cost-effective online storage mechanism, and is typically less expensive than competing services such as Amazon S3.

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Synology Introduces DiskStation DS220j for Simple Data Backup and Multimedia Streaming

#Synology Introduces DiskStation DS220j for Simple #Data_Backup and #Multimedia_Streaming

Synology unveiled SSD product lineup built to meet today’s increasingly demanding environments, such as virtualization workloads, high traffic volume database storage, and AI and HPC projects. Synology’s SSD lineup covers 2.5” SATA, M.2 2280, and M.2 22110 form factors and is designed to provide consistent performance while maintaining low I/O latency. Complementing Synology’s existing NAS…

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Un NAS Synolgy pour Eric

Mon pote Eric me demande des conseils pour réaliser les backups de plusieurs PCs, et pour gérer sa collection grandissante de photos et de vidéo.  Il a regardé de près les NAS chez Synology, mais ne sait pas trop quoi faire.

Aujourd’hui Eric utilise une collection de 5 ou 6 disques externes qu’il sauvegarde les uns sur les autres, ce qui lui demande beaucoup de temps et induit pas mal de risques de confusion et d’erreurs, donc de perte de données.

Je lui conseille non pas un NAS, mais deux : gestion des photos et des vidéos d'une part, sauvegardes de plusieurs PC d'autre part.

1. Concentrer les données "opérationnelles" (photos et vidéo) sur un NAS simple

Ca permet à Eric de simplifier l'accès (moyennant configuration initiale) et ouvre la porte à des possibilités de connexion depuis un téléviseur et/ou un lecteur multimedia, et depuis smartphones et tablettes.

Infos sur les possibilités photos : https://www.synology.com/fr-fr/dsm/6.0/packages/PhotoStation

Infos sur les possibilités vidéo : https://www.synology.com/fr-fr/dsm/6.0/packages/VideoStation

Un modèle simple peut suffire si Eric ne pense pas utiliser les applications de diffusion vidéo, etc, mais envisage uniquement le stockage : Synology DS115J à 85 EUR.

Sinon un modèle un peu plus performant (CPU, mémoire) : Synology DS116 à 157 EUR.

En modèles à 2 disques, seul le Synology DS216play à 240 EUR va plus loin en performances (il dispose en particulier d'un processeur dédié au traitement de signal vidéo, ce qui facilite grandement la rediffusion vers un téléviseur ou un lecteur média de vidéos stockées sur le NAS dans des formats divers).  Les modèles DS216se, DS216j et DS216 sont moins performants que le DS116.

Le choix entre les trois doit dépendre de ce qu’Eric veut faire à terme : stockage des fichiers (115j), stockage et application photo (116), stockage et applications photo et viédo (216play).

Les disques qui vont bien : Western Digital RED (disponibles en 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 et 6 To).  Le disque de 4 To dans cette gamme, revient à environ 170 EUR.

2. Réaliser les sauvegardes vers un NAS à disques redondants

Les PC et le premier NAS doivent tous faire l'objet d'une sauvegarde.  L'avantage ici c'est de pouvoir automatiser les différentes sauvegardes et de gagner du temps une fois la configuration en place (et d'avoir des sauvegardes régulières).

Infos sur les possibilités de backup : https://www.synology.com/fr-fr/dsm/6.0/data_backup

Il ne faut rien de très performant puisque le but est uniquement d'utiliser les possibilités de stockage du NAS.

Un modèle de base à deux disques : Synology DS216j à 160 EUR.

Modèle de base à quatre disques : Synology DS416j à 290 EUR.

Là le choix doit se faire sur base du volume total à sauvegarder, en n'oubliant pas que l'idéal étant des formules incrémentales où on conserve d'anciens fichiers, le backup risque d'occuper plus d'espace que le volume initial à sauvergarder.   Sachant aussi que le bon rapport volume/prix pour les disques semble graviter sur les modèles de 4 To et 5 To, et sachant que la redondance fait perdre proportionnellement plus d'espace avec deux disques (perte 50%) qu'avec 4 disques (perte 25%).

Je conseille de prévoir un volume disponible de 150% voire 200% du volume à sauvegarder.

A nouveau, les disques qui vont bien.

Il faut d'abord avaler le prix du ticket d'entrée.  Ensuite le plus dur c'est de prendre quand même le temps de tout mettre en place et configurer une bonne fois, pour ensuite dormir plus tranquille.

Il reste la possibilité de tout faire avec un seul NAS à 4 disques plus performant, et de backuper encore ce NAS sur un gros disque externe USB 3.0 de base.  Je ne le conseille pas trop, car d'expérience c'est la discipline pour backuper le NAS qui fera défaut.  Et je ne suis même pas convaincu que la facture finale soit fort différente.

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The Mysteries of BitLocker Recovery Key BitLocker is a full-disk encryption feature included in Microsoft Windows operating systems. It provides an additional layer of security by encrypting the entire hard drive, protecting the data stored on it from unauthorized access. However, in the event of certain circumstances such as a forgotten password or hardware failure, a BitLocker recovery key is essential for accessing the encrypted drive. [caption id="attachment_63031" align="aligncenter" width="640"] BitLocker recovery key[/caption] A BitLocker recovery key is a unique 48-digit numerical code that acts as a backup to unlock the encrypted drive. It is generated during the initial setup of BitLocker or can be retrieved later through various methods. Understanding the BitLocker recovery key and its importance is crucial for ensuring data security and avoiding potential data loss. Understanding BitLocker Recovery Key A BitLocker recovery key is a vital component of the BitLocker encryption system. It serves as a backup mechanism to unlock encrypted drives when the usual authentication methods, such as a password or smart card, fail. The recovery key is a 48-digit numerical code that is randomly generated during the encryption process. The recovery key can be stored in different formats, including a numerical key, a combination of letters and numbers, or a USB drive. It is essential to keep the recovery key in a secure location separate from the encrypted drive to prevent unauthorized access. When a BitLocker-protected drive needs to be unlocked, the recovery key is required. This ensures that even if the password or other authentication methods are forgotten or unavailable, the drive can still be accessed using the recovery key. It acts as a fail-safe measure to prevent data loss due to authentication issues. Obtaining and Saving the BitLocker Recovery Key There are several methods to obtain the BitLocker recovery key: Saving it during initial setup: When setting up BitLocker, users have the option to save the recovery key to a file, print it, or store it in a Microsoft account. Retrieving it from a Microsoft account: If the recovery key was saved to a Microsoft account, it can be retrieved by signing in to the account associated with the encrypted drive. Using Active Directory for enterprise users: In an enterprise environment, system administrators can use Active Directory to store and manage recovery keys for multiple drives. Recovering from a USB drive: If the recovery key was saved to a USB drive, it can be plugged in during the unlocking process to access the encrypted drive. It is crucial to save the BitLocker recovery key securely. Storing it in a safe location, such as a password-protected file or a hardware-encrypted USB drive, is recommended. It is also advisable to make multiple copies of the recovery key and store them in separate secure locations to avoid complete loss in case of unforeseen circumstances. By following these best practices, users can ensure that they have access to the recovery key when needed, preventing potential data loss and maintaining the security of their encrypted drives. Using the BitLocker Recovery Key The BitLocker recovery key plays a crucial role in two common scenarios: Unlocking a BitLocker-protected drive: In case the usual authentication methods fail, users can unlock the encrypted drive using the recovery key. This ensures access to the data stored on the drive. Recovering a lost or forgotten BitLocker password: If the password used to protect the BitLocker-encrypted drive is lost or forgotten, the recovery key can be used to regain access to the drive. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use the BitLocker recovery key in both scenarios: Unlocking a BitLocker-protected drive: It is important to note that the recovery key should be kept in a secure location and not shared with unauthorized individuals. Additionally, users should be aware that using the recovery key will not reset the password, so it is advisable to update the password after regaining access to the drive. In case of any issues or errors while using the BitLocker recovery key, it is recommended to consult the official Microsoft documentation or seek assistance from a qualified IT professional. Managing and Updating BitLocker Recovery Key Changing or updating the BitLocker recovery key is an important aspect of maintaining the security of encrypted drives. Here are some methods to manage and update the recovery key: Changing the recovery key: Users can change the recovery key for a BitLocker-protected drive by accessing the BitLocker settings and selecting the option to change the recovery key. This is useful in situations where the current recovery key is compromised or needs to be updated for security reasons. Managing recovery keys for multiple drives: In an enterprise environment, system administrators can use Group Policy to manage recovery keys for multiple BitLocker-protected drives. This allows for centralized control and ensures that recovery keys are securely stored and accessible when needed. Periodically updating the recovery key: It is good practice to periodically update the recovery key for BitLocker-protected drives. This helps maintain the security of the encrypted data and reduces the risk of unauthorized access. By actively managing and updating the BitLocker recovery key, users can enhance the security of their encrypted drives and mitigate potential risks. Frequently Asked Questions What should I do if I lose my BitLocker recovery key? If you have lost your BitLocker recovery key, it is important to check if you have saved it in any of the available methods, such as a file, a Microsoft account, or a USB drive. If you cannot locate the recovery key, it is not possible to unlock the BitLocker-protected drive without it. In such cases, the data on the drive may be permanently inaccessible. Can I use the recovery key on multiple devices? No, each BitLocker-protected drive has a unique recovery key. The recovery key is specific to the drive it was generated for and cannot be used on other devices or drives. How can I recover my BitLocker recovery key from a Microsoft account? To recover your BitLocker recovery key from a Microsoft account, sign in to the Microsoft account associated with the encrypted drive. Navigate to the BitLocker recovery keys section, where you can view and retrieve the recovery key if it was previously saved to your account. Can I change my recovery key without decrypting the drive? No, to change the recovery key for a BitLocker-protected drive, the drive needs to be decrypted and then re-encrypted with a new recovery key. This process requires temporarily disabling BitLocker and can take a significant amount of time, depending on the size of the drive and the amount of data stored on it. What happens if I forget my BitLocker recovery key and password? If you forget both your BitLocker recovery key and password, it can be extremely challenging to regain access to the encrypted drive. Without the recovery key or password, the data on the drive may be permanently inaccessible. It is crucial to keep the recovery key and password in a secure location and create backups to avoid such situations. Conclusion: The BitLocker recovery key is a critical component of the BitLocker encryption system. It acts as a fail-safe mechanism to unlock encrypted drives in case of forgotten passwords or authentication failures. Understanding the BitLocker recovery key, obtaining and saving it securely, and knowing how to use it are essential for maintaining data security and preventing potential data loss. By following best practices, such as storing the recovery key in secure locations, periodically updating it, and managing it effectively for multiple drives, users can ensure the accessibility of their encrypted data while maintaining the highest level of security. Remember to always keep the recovery key in a safe place and avoid sharing it with unauthorized individuals. In case of any issues or concerns related to the BitLocker recovery key, it is advisable to consult official documentation or seek assistance from IT professionals to ensure the proper handling and management of encrypted drives.

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In today’s era, the majority of the data has become digital. However, this data on the web is prone to lose and theft. Many companies have suffered from significant data loss earlier and go out of business in just a couple of months of the incident.

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Cloud-Based Data Backup- Reasons Why You Should Embrace One

There is a stream of DATA that we all are dealing with in our day to day life: right from our smartphones, handheld devices, and credit cards to televisions and computers; from the infrastructure of metropolitan cities