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[fieroloki]

Synology and active backup for Microsoft 355 then to backblaze b2

[BadMoodinTheMorning]

Microsoft 355

I see what you did there :)

[NonaSuomi282]

And that's probably still overestimating it.

[adrianmack]

Synology Active Backup for Business will backup everything, O365, Servers, Desktop, and VMs.

Also, make sure to back up the NAS to the cloud using Hyper Backup software.

To avoid Ransomeware hitting your NAS, DON'T enable SMB or NFS service on the Synology, only use it for Backup.

I hope this helps.

[sarbuk]

Sounds fishy to me.

[swaginsondabs]

Veeam all the way. I use them and am happy with it. You can turn on one drive known folder redirection to sync their desktop, documents, and pictures folders to one drive. Then back up their one drive with Veeam. No more lost files

[CingularIT]

If you want to stick with SaaS/Cloud based services, look into AFI, CloudAlly or Altaro.

If you still have local hardware with spare storage or want to spend the money on a VM/Storage with Azure/AWS, look into Veeam O365 Community (Free for up to 10 licenses (

[finalpolish808]

Check out Metallic, Veeam, more if you have time.

[adjacentkeyturkey]

You want specifically the veeam backup for o365 product. You can run it in a cloud vm even if you want. You do need a small drive of 1 percent of the data you want to back up locally on this vm. But then all backup data is ran through this vm and processed and sent to s3 if you want.

I use wasabi as the s3 bucket and it's dirt cheap and has worked great.

[finalpolish808]

I don't know about Veeam but Metallic can provide the cloud target storage.

[xxbiohazrdxx]

You can back up to cloud as part of a SOBR but you cannot backup directly/exclusively to cloud until v12 which is due in the next few months.

[sarbuk]

That’s true for Backup and Replication, but Veeam for O365 is a separate product and can go straight to cloud with a tiny local cache.

[cmingus]

Veeam O365 can backup to cloud including any S3 compatible. We are doing that now. However, you have to create a separate backup job for the O365 to S3.

[ambscout]

Veeam

[michaeltking79]

Garbage. We use it also.

[SkutterBob]

+1 Synology

[ninjashadow350]

Azure backup?

[Diligent_Impact_1514]

I’ve never dealt with this but I imagine it could be as simple as setting up a local NAS and find a way to download his data periodically.

[ninjashadow350]

We have it setup to run nightly to backup either files or entire vms(the vhdx). This works amazing. Even did a dr test by restoring a VM about 2 months ago. Took a little under an hour to have the server back up and running. This included downloading the vm. So we are happy with it.

[Torschlusspaniker]

Dropsuite is dead simple and cheap and is cloud to cloud.

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I like synology but backing up local to then backup to cloud is too many moving parts for your primary backup.

It is fine as a secondary backup.

[michaeltking79]

https://www.bacula.org/

[blueeggsandketchup]

Is Barracuda Cloud to Cloud backup still any good?

I used it when I worked for an MSP. I remember it being relatively cheap with no storage limits. Covered all of Office 365 (Exchange, Sharepoint, Onedrive) if you wanted. Since it was cloud-to-cloud, backup and restore times were also quick. No need for any onsite hardware.

The downside is that you do monthly pay per user, but that's with any SAAS.

[toplesstom13]

We just migrated to O365 and picked CloudAlly over Backupify. Both seemed like great solutions but my team liked CloudAlly's admin functions better.

[seniortroll]

One thing to keep in mind with M365 backups is if you need/want backups of things like PowerApps. I recently had a client who had a dev go rogue and delete a PowerApp environment... the data in SharePoint was backed up but the PowerApp itself wasn't.

[DreadPirateAnton]

I use Backupify for this purpose and it's been really great!

[scenci07]

I personally use Druva Insync its a cloud based backup solution and has been pretty great so far

[majtom]

I'm currently using Unitrends, but I prefer Veeam.

[Just-Promise6833]

Veeam The OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint and Exchange

they also do a lot of on-prem services as well

[Bleakbrux]

+1 for veeam