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Jerry Feldman wrote: > On 06/06/2009 02:41 PM, Richard Pieri wrote: >> Ultimately, it depends on monitoring. If you have a mechanism that >> will alert you to a fault then mirroring is fine. If you do not then >> you're probably better off keeping things as they are and using a >> chunk of the 1TB disk for regular, automated backups that do notify >> you if there is a fault. >> > I check my nightly backup logs frequentl;y. I back up to a USB device > which has the additional feature of being portable. In the case of a > lightning strike, all 3 drives will have been cremated :-) Yeah, the one part most people forget when using USB hard drives to back up to: Disconnecting when not in use. If they're disconnected, pretty much the only thing that can go wrong is house fire. Even then you can grab the drive and run.
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