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backup to unraid to the same unraid?

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does any one backup to unraid to the same unraid?

 

like 100 gigs from disk1,2,3,4  to disk9

 

and have disk 9 Excluded so its just for extra backup

unRAID already has redundancy, so what would be the point?  To me, it would seem like a waste of a hard drive.  Especially when your array grows larger than 5 disks... but maybe I'm missing something.

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unRAID already has redundancy, so what would be the point?  To me, it would seem like a waste of a hard drive.  Especially when your array grows larger than 5 disks... but maybe I'm missing something.

 

i was thinking of extra extra redundancy i already have crashplan installed.... i was also thinking of only backing up data that i didnt want to lose i guess it would be a half ass raid 6 in case something went wrong with the other drives i might have 50tbs of data but only want to backup 1-2tbs to the excluded disk

I "backup" critical files (basically photos) to a second drive on the same unraid (as well as portable disks some of which are off site).

 

It may be wasteful, but it lets me feel a little more comfortable that to lose the unraid copy of critical files the two disks which happen to contain the files would need to fail simultaneously.

I don't have unraid backup twice. But I do keep pictures on a backup share in u raid, on my desktop, and on my laptop. So it would take a lot of badluck to lose all three drives plus parity. I also upload them to dropbox

I have my photos backed up on another drive in my unraid build.  Space is cheap, but attempting to retake or rebuild my photos is not. ;)

If your data is that important, I would backup to a second system or even better a separate site.

 

Think power surge, theft, etc.  If you loose one, you risk the loss of both drives (+ unraid redundancy).

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If your data is that important, I would backup to a second system or even better a separate site.

 

Think power surge, theft, etc.  If you loose one, you risk the loss of both drives (+ unraid redundancy).

 

 

right now i have it backing up to crash-plan which is my offsite and have a extra drive outside of the unraid for the important data copyed which is 2 copys

i was looking for a 3rd which be right on unraid on its own disk

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