Online Backup Solution needed

[RichmondTicker]

Hello

I am searching for a solution that automatically takes incremental backups of my data, so that I stay assured of data stored at the secured data centres without having worry of loosing it.

I was thinking about online backup. Will that be reliable? Please suggest few good options.

 

[raincityboy]

I've used Carbonite before. Easy to setup, and restore if you ever need to.

 

[Chiefcrowe]

I've used Mozy and it is pretty good and has a limited free option as well.

 

[SteveWalker110]

Before finalising online backup service look for few additional features like mobile access. These listed companies don?t have mobile access feature. Can somebody give any recommendation on mobile access feature.

 

[sourceninja]

Backblaze and crashplan are the two I'm currently concidering. I like backblaze because it supports USB and firewire devices for the same cost. This way it will backup my whole pc + my external drives. I like crashplan because I don't have to pay to use it.

 

[raincityboy]

Originally posted by: SteveWalker110
Before finalising online backup service look for few additional features like mobile access. These listed companies don?t have mobile access feature. Can somebody give any recommendation on mobile access feature.

I can access data from any system, and manage content through a browser with carbonite.

 

[RichmondTicker]

Carbonite gives remote access between pc's. Can we get a service where we can sync data between a PC and a remote computer and then also access data from mobile phone? Hope I don?t have to pay any huge amount for such additional service.

 

[VelvetSky]

I'm suing ElephantDrive for 1,5 years now - without any problems. I also discovered they have the best user reviews.

 

[puffywulf]

I'd try Carbonite. Lifehacker has a good post on that.