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@Jimmy9008 said in Backing up Office 365:

@Dashrender said in Backing up Office 365:

@Jimmy9008 said in Backing up Office 365:

@NashBrydges said in Backing up Office 365:

@Reid-Cooper said in Backing up Office 365:

@NashBrydges said in Backing up Office 365:

If you happen to have a Synology onsite, they also offer Active Backup For Office 365. I'm using this at a small client's site with ~40 mailboxes. Works pretty well.

Is that included or you need to purchase it additionally?

It's included. No additional licensing required. It happens to be running right now for another client who we just setup a NAS for onsite backups so here's a screenshot (removed the list of users for privacy). This is the initial backup that's running. 14 users done, 6 more to go. The daily backups once the initial is done are much faster.

Does this work well for larger numbers of mailboxes? Say. 40 rather than 10?

How about more like 100?

I am trying this on just my account. Will see how that runs before trying with 40. Hopefully it works well. 15 minutes in still 'processing'.

The initial backup takes a while.

@Dashrender @Jimmy9008 My largest client to use this for their Office 365 backup has 42 mailboxes and it works very well for them. I can't confirm with anything larger than that though.

Ran into this guy's home setup and wasn't sure if it should go in the "I can't even" or "water closet" section but anyway, have a read.

https://wiki.bdfserver.com/index.php/Camp_Kiwi_Data_Center

Very useful stuff, thanks for this.

@syko24 said in Backing up Office 365:

@NashBrydges said in Backing up Office 365:

If you happen to have a Synology onsite, they also offer Active Backup For Office 365. I'm using this at a small client's site with ~40 mailboxes. Works pretty well.

Keep in mind Active Backup is only available on certain models of Synology. I believe mostly on the plus models. It is an awesome software though.

This is the list of eligible models from their site. That's pretty comprehensive.

Another feature that I love to use on Synology is their Active Backup For Business, specifically for their scheduled rsync function that let's me pull all of my config files off the various Linux servers like Unifi (auto backup files), FreePBX backups, sound files...etc or even all the certs off my Nginx server. I find this method easier than setting up a network folder backup from each of the linux servers.

Incidentally, Willie Howe did a video about this setup a few days ago.

@Reid-Cooper said in Backing up Office 365:

@NashBrydges said in Backing up Office 365:

If you happen to have a Synology onsite, they also offer Active Backup For Office 365. I'm using this at a small client's site with ~40 mailboxes. Works pretty well.

Is that included or you need to purchase it additionally?

It's included. No additional licensing required. It happens to be running right now for another client who we just setup a NAS for onsite backups so here's a screenshot (removed the list of users for privacy). This is the initial backup that's running. 14 users done, 6 more to go. The daily backups once the initial is done are much faster.

If you happen to have a Synology onsite, they also offer Active Backup For Office 365. I'm using this at a small client's site with ~40 mailboxes. Works pretty well.

Hmmm, I've purged everything and still getting cert errors in FF, Edge and Chrome but iPhone seems to be ok. Must go investigate.