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		<title>By: Haydn Griffiths</title>
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		<dc:creator>Haydn Griffiths</dc:creator>
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		<description>hi,

have been using iDrive now for several years – excellent value for money $49 yearly for 150GB of space:
+ points are :
i) Mapped drive backups ( ie not just local drives but network drives)
ii) Incremental Backups
iii) Access to backup set from anywhere via a browser if needed
iv) Good chat based support

- points
i) can be tricky to get it to run as a scheduled process to backup network drives – is my experience which could be influenced by the fact I am running a a Linux/ Samba based file server infra-structure
ii) No native Linux client</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hi,</p>
<p>have been using iDrive now for several years – excellent value for money $49 yearly for 150GB of space:<br />
+ points are :<br />
i) Mapped drive backups ( ie not just local drives but network drives)<br />
ii) Incremental Backups<br />
iii) Access to backup set from anywhere via a browser if needed<br />
iv) Good chat based support</p>
<p>- points<br />
i) can be tricky to get it to run as a scheduled process to backup network drives – is my experience which could be influenced by the fact I am running a a Linux/ Samba based file server infra-structure<br />
ii) No native Linux client</p>
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