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backup solution?
Hi,
i need to backup several folders in different areas of a NAS and them burn them to disk which can be scripted to run automatically. Does anyone know of any freeware that can do this?
at the mo i have commandburner but it can only do one location and job at a time?
any help would be great.
cheers
i need to backup several folders in different areas of a NAS and them burn them to disk which can be scripted to run automatically. Does anyone know of any freeware that can do this?
at the mo i have commandburner but it can only do one location and job at a time?
any help would be great.
cheers
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nel636
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forgot to add, it must be on a windows platform but linux suggestions i would be greatful to hear because most importantly it has to be free! -
OptionsSRTMCSE
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nel636 wrote:Hi,
i need to backup several folders in different areas of a NAS and them burn them to disk which can be scripted to run automatically. Does anyone know of any freeware that can do this?
at the mo i have commandburner but it can only do one location and job at a time?
any help would be great.
cheers
ntbackup is free and can be scheduled. you may be able to schedule a burn job but I dont know for sure. -
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Plantwiz
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Look into Acronis product line. Otherwise, Veritas (now Symantec) product does well.Plantwiz
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If your company isn't willing to spend money on recovery of these folders, the data must not be very important...
Anywho, it shouldn't be that hard to do something like a script using xcopy all of those files to one location, then run whatever it is that you use currently to burn to disc.IT guy since 12/00
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Really, unless you have a nice automated way to swap out the CDR's there isn't too much reason to script that part. Otherwise this is a free cd burning software product that will burn from the command line, which should make scripting it pretty simple.
http://www.nch.com.au/burn/All things are possible, only believe.