 | Rsync Setup (LAX and PA users) |  |
 | Rsync Instructions (FOR LAX and PA USERS)
NOTE: SKIP TO STEP 4 IF YOU HAVE ALREADY SETUP SSH KEYS.
Step 1
Log in to your server through SSH, telnet, or another shell access method.
Step 2
Create an RSA encryption key |
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| Rsync Setup (NYC users) |  |
| Rsync Instructions (FOR NYC USERS)
NOTE: SKIP TO STEP 4 IF YOU HAVE ALREADY SETUP SSH KEYS.
Step 1
Log in to your server through SSH, telnet, or another shell access method.
Step 2
Create an RSA encryption key for us |
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| How do I check the backup server's status? | |
| To check our backup server's online status, go to our public status page at:
http://rsyncpalace.com/status.php |
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| Setup SSH keys to back up multiple servers | |
| How-to setup SSH keys to back up multiple servers
For this guide, we will be using 2 servers as an example. One, which will be called, Homer (server 1) and another called Peter (server 2).
Step 1
Log in to the servers through SSH, |
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| How to backup files in Windows using SFTP with encryption. | |
| Hello,
Click here to launch the demonstration video that you can follow with this tutorial (Missing the adding files for backup part).
In this tutorial, you will learn how to back up |
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| How to make encrypted backups using duplicity/GPG | |
| RsyncPalace.com supports encrypting remote backups, using 'duplicity'. 'Duplicity' makes use of librsync, GPG, and python.
Requirements:
Python v2.2+
librsync
GPG
Linux 2.6+
Download the RPM designed for RedHat Enterprise 5 i386 based systems. ( |
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| How to make snapshot backups using rsnapshot | |
| RsyncPlace.com supports rsnapshot which is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups by using rsync and hardlinks.
rsnapshot runs on our backup servers and "pulls", instead of "push", files from a server.
A special thanks to our client, Chris |
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