Then, as it says in your signature, since RAID is not backup, I wanted to still have a cloud backup in the event of a total loss of the NAS - the backup of my backup. All in all I am interested in peoples solutions, perhaps better than my own. When I finally purchased the NAS, I installed CrashPlan on the Synology since I was familiar with it, backed up all my computers to the NAS, and then deleted my cloud backups. I think this is a reasonable option in that it reduces cost considerably, provides clients complete control over restores but I also loose that administrative ability which more than likely isn’t an issue. In addition I have been looking at options for clients as well and have considered using CrashPlan in a client to client configuration where workstations backup to the CrashPlan service on the Synology and then the Synology backs up to CrashPlan in the cloud. If I can keep the service on the Synology as oppose to a VM that is preferable to me. I am interested in hearing others feedback on these options. I have seen many people using either CrashPlan or Glacier. Due to cost (service cost and ISP quota) I can’t possibly backup my entire 20 odd TB’s so I will ultimately have some level of tolerable loss. I am probably only looking at backup up 20GB-30GB and most likely wont need to retrieve data unless the RAID6 set fails completely or the device is stolen. I have a Synology DS3612XS and I am interested in could backup solutions for my important data.
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