Backup Linux server from windows machine. What can be organized?

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Win32Sector2015-11-12 11:17:45

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Win32Sector, 2015-11-12 11:17:45

Good afternoon.
Comrades, please tell me about this question:
There is a server on ubuntu-server 14.04, there is a machine on Windows 7, you need to completely copy the ubuntu server once a month and put a backup on a Windows machine. That is, make a full copy of the hard drive with subsequent copying over the local network, so that in the event of a hard drive death (very harsh operating conditions and hard drives die every six months), simply deploy the backup to a new hard drive and insert it into the server, resume its work.
Can you tell me what tool this can be done?
Thanks in advance.

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Artem @Jump, 2015-11-12
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We divide the task into several logically simple ones -
1) Create an image of the system.
3)Create a copy of the data
3)Move the image and copy of the data to the backup storage.
You can create an image using, for example, partimage, although in this case I think remastersys would be more appropriate.
How to copy the data itself strongly depends on the data itself - I think there will be no questions here.
Move to storage - mount a network share and write there.

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Ruslan Fedoseev, 2015-11-12
@martin74ua

acronis

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Anton Chernousov, 2015-11-12
@tech22

There is such a project https://www.cygwin.com/. These are linux utilities for windows, there are both ssh and rsync. Then I think you'll figure out how to do it. In your place, I copied all the contents of the server via cygwin via rsync with simultaneous compression to tar.gz, so as not to lose file permissions.

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Vitaliy Orlov, 2015-11-12
@orlov0562

google LVM backup / restore , in addition, do a raid and just change flying screws

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Adamos, 2015-11-12
@Adamos

I think the task was initially set incorrectly.
Here it is more appropriate to put a second machine on the same Ubuntu, synchronize them with rsync and keep the disks on this machine also open, but only for reading.
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