This blog post closes the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at user defined backup scripts in Lights-Out 2.0. User defined means, that you can run a command or backup program in a batch file like, for example robocopy. Caveat emptor Please be aware, that Lights-Out tracks the executing of the user […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at Lindenberg Software Backup, a new innovative backup solution. Joachim Lindenberg is a well-known forum member of the German Home Server Blog. Key features of Lindenberg Software Backup Lindenberg Software Backup stores entire disk images on a backup server. The […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at CloudBerry Backup, a well-known third party backup solution. As you can easily recognize from the name, the focus is on cloud backup. Key features of CloudBerry Backup CloudBerry Backup is available for Server and Desktop systems. It is the […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at Veeam Endpoint Backup Free. This is a free, proven third party backup solution. Key features of Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE stores files and folder or disk images on (external) disks or file shares. Cloud backup […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at using Duplicati with Lights-Out 2. Duplicati 1.3.4. is a free open source backup solution and can store encrypted backups on many cloud storage providers. Version 2 is under development and will be supported by a later version of Lights-Out. […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at Acronis True Image Home. This is a proven third party backup solution. Key features of Acronis True Image Home Acronis True Image Home stores files and folder or disk images on (external) disks or in the cloud. While it […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at Microsoft Azure Backup. Key features of Microsoft Azure Backup Microsoft Azure Backup is available not only for Windows Server but also for client computer operating systems. However, you must first download and install Microsoft Azure Backup, it is not […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at Windows 7 Backup and Restore. While Windows 8 did not include this backup, Windows 10 again includes it under the name “Backup and Restore (Windows 7)”. Key features of Windows 7 Backup and Restore Windows 7 Backup has a […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at Windows Server Backup. Key features of Windows Server Backup Windows Server Backup is available for all Windows Server operating systems. You have to install the feature in Server Manager if it’s not already available. Server backup stores an image […]
This blog post continues on the backup topic of our step-by-step series. Today we look at WHS/Essentials Client Computer Backup. This is the oldest supported backup solution in Lights-Out (available since Windows Home Server 2011). The successor products Windows Server Essentials 2012 and 2016 still include, in my opinion, one of the best backup solutions […]