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Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This is ridiculous. What can I use that would be as effective, but actually
use the 1Gbps the drive is capable of instead of about 50mbps...
Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This is ridiculous. What can I use that would be as effective, but actually use
the 1Gbps the drive is capable of instead of about 50mbps...
Vorlon wrote to Shurato <=-
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use). https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downloads
It will of course do a initial full lbackup, then incremental for the remaning untill the roll over date and then depending on the settings a full backup.
* Get off the lawn feature might not actually be real. #-)
Vorlon
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poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Vorlon <=-
Vorlon wrote to Shurato <=-
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use). https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downloads
It will of course do a initial full lbackup, then incremental for the remaning untill the roll over date and then depending on the settings a full backup.
Interesting, I'm using Windows backup for Windows 7 (hidden on Windows
11, but still there) and expect it to go away at some point. I like
Veeam, use their software on VMWare extensively.
Hello Shurato!
18 Sep 24 18:19, you wrote to all:
Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This is ridiculous. What can I use that would be as effective, but actually
use the 1Gbps the drive is capable of instead of about 50mbps...
Your using the wrong type of software. There is no need to always backup
the whole drive.
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use). https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downloads
It will of course do a initial full lbackup, then incremental for the remaning untill the roll over date and then depending on the settings
a full backup.
It will backup to local hd, usb drive, network. Plus tell the kids to get off the lawn.*
Hello Shurato!
Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This is ridiculous. What can I use that would be as effective, but actuallyuse
the 1Gbps the drive is capable of instead of about 50mbps...
Is that over USB 2.0? If so, perhaps that speed is expected.
Your using the wrong type of software. There is no need to always backup the whole drive.
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use). https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downloads
It will of course do a initial full lbackup, then incremental for the remaning untill the roll over date
and then depending on the settings a full backup.
It will backup to local hd, usb drive, network. Plus tell the kids to
get off the lawn.*
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use).
https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=dow
nloads
It will of course do a initial full lbackup, then incremental for
the remaning untill the roll over date and then depending on the
settings a full backup.
Interesting, I'm using Windows backup for Windows 7 (hidden on Windows
11, but still there) and expect it to go away at some point.
I like Veeam, use their software on VMWare extensively.
Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This
is ridiculous. What can I use that would be as effective, but
actually use the 1Gbps the drive is capable of instead of about
50mbps...
Your using the wrong type of software. There is no need to always
backup the whole drive.
I just replaced the drive, I need to backup all of my stuff. Normally
it does incremental backups.
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use).
https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downl
oads
Is it fast? I'll look at it.
[...]Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use).
It will backup to local hd, usb drive, network. Plus tell the
kids to get off the lawn.*
Agree with Vorlon, I used Veeam Free Agent for many months if not
years. It just runs!! It does the job well.
Hello Shurato!
19 Sep 24 11:40, you wrote to me:
Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This is >> Sh> ridiculous. What can I use that would be as effective, but actuall >> Sh> use the 1Gbps the drive is capable of instead of about 50mbps...
Your using the wrong type of software. There is no need to always
backup the whole drive.
I just replaced the drive, I need to backup all of my stuff.Normally
it does incremental backups.
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use).
https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downl
oads
Is it fast? I'll look at it.
Yes it is.. I only use it across a gigabit network and am seeing backup speeds of 130+mb a sec. Backuping up to usb (even usb 3) devices
will always be slow imho...
I've done test's in the past and foind going across the network was always 3-4 times faster.
Vorlon
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Acronis True Image is taking 20+ hours to back up 2.5TB. This is
ridiculous.
Is that over USB 2.0? If so, perhaps that speed is expected.
3.1Gen2 I believe. Not 2.0. The drive does 100MBps regularly when dragging files over.
Gamgee wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Could you give some details on where that Win7 backup function can be found in Win11? I'd like to know for use on my wife's Windows machine. Thanks.
P.S. - Not sure if you know it, but there were a BUTTLOAD of
extra/blank lines between the end of your message text and the
tear/origin lines.
Vorlon wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I'm seeing 130+ mb sec accross a gigabit network for backup's.
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Gamgee <=-
Gamgee wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Could you give some details on where that Win7 backup function can be found in Win11? I'd like to know for use on my wife's Windows machine. Thanks.
Control Panel ->security and Maintenance, or Control Panel, All Control Panel Items, Backup and Restore (Windows 7)
P.S. - Not sure if you know it, but there were a BUTTLOAD of
extra/blank lines between the end of your message text and the
tear/origin lines.
I'm reading mail with a QWK reader - I may have <cr>'ed those lines
down and not cleaned up my reply afterwards.
[...]Yes it is.. I only use it across a gigabit network and am seeing
backup speeds of 130+mb a sec. Backuping up to usb (even usb 3)
was always 3-4 times faster.
I'm using USB 3, and it is to an HDD, so it's going to be around 100-200MB/s. Your quote of 130mb/s is extremely slow, unless you're
using the wrong abbreviations for MegaByte (you're using megabit). I
Give veeam backup "Agent for Windows" a try. (Free for home use).
https://www.veeam.com/products/free/microsoft-windows.html?ad=downloads
Is it fast? I'll look at it.
This is a +1 for Veeam. I used it at work in our data center and use it
at home on my small network (1 blade server with about a dozen VMs, and
4 PCs). Granted, these are all running on a 1gb connection, but it's lickety split for the diffs. The first full backup takes a while, not gonna lie.