#Carbonite endpoint not working full

This solution gives me the full insight without having to use other products, metrics, or reporting tools.' You can read the full review here. It's a single window to see everything I needed to see regarding this level of backup. In his review, he says, 'It also provides me with a single platform to move, manage, and recover data across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud locations.

As an example, this System Administrator chose Metallic as his cloud backup solution. Unfortunately we don't have reviews for Carbonite yet, however, you might want to look into a Metallic. Reading these reviews could give you insight into the different features and user experiences, and should help you decide which product will be the best fit for your needs and use case. Hi there, I know I'm a little late here but if you're still looking for a new Cloud Backup solution, I highly recommend visiting IT Central Station to read reviews for the top Cloud Backup solutions available on the market today. I mean, if you just need to restore files or some folders, from the same laptop is very easy a trouble free, but if you want to download a full backup (i.e 40GB) to another system, there is lot of limitations! But no all restore tasks but some of them. The backup from Carbonite is good because we have a console and we can control several features, check status, etc, but the restoration is a problem.

Laptops normally backup using Veeam endpoint backup to one of the Synology devices when they are in the office, but with the pandemic, this is not possible.Ĭarbonite was already installed and we just renew it because we need time to investigate before the next renew, if we need to move to another solution. This is a risk, if something happens with the laptop, this information is lost. But we notice they save some docs in Desktop and My Documents (not in Dropbox). They normally save everything in Dropbox and we backup Dropbox in 2 Synology in different locations. Without determining what data has to be backed up, how often data has to be backed up, testing, and monitoring your backup system it is hard to make the right choice. I would recommend using this website and see all pros and cons before choosing the one that suits you most:Įvery backup option can be the best for your specific needs, so before you make your choice, do your research, and form your backup strategy. There are a lot of great solutions which you can use: NAKIVO, Commvault, Barracuda, Backblaze, etc.