Non-stop backup questions
For Acronis TI 2014, I have some questions about non-stop backup.
1. How does it compare to Windows 8 file history? What's the advantage of using this instead of windows 8 file history?
2. Is there a limitation on the media. If I have a 128 Gb SD card formatted as NTFS, I would be able to backup the data files on the hard disk?
3. What are the the typical file sizes generated. Is there any compression? If I have a lot of Microsoft word files that's roughly 20 Gb in total size, can I expect the backup to be smaller than 20 Gb?
4. Can the backup files be encrypted so if someone steals the backup media, they can't access the data?
5. What happens if the drive gets disconnected during a backup? Can it restart where it left off?
Paul
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I agree that File history and NSB is different technology, but how does it work and how does it compare with each other? As far as I can tell, file history just save copies of file in separable folders where NSB uses a single file. This means that the file history may be faster but uses more space.
I wanted to use SD card because the machine is a laptop and you can't always carry around an external drive. The idea is to use NSB to backup the data continuously so that when there is a oops, you can use NSB to restore to a particular version of the file.
I found the menu and it indicated that there is compression. Encryption appears to be problematic.
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