By Philip Churchill on April 13th, 2011
KeepVault Giveaway – Day 3
Its day 3 of our KeepVault Giveaway, and we have another KeepVault Pro 40GB account to give to one lucky person today.
For your chance to win todays copy, we want you to tell us why using KeepVault with Windows Home Server is the ideal combination. Just leave your reason in the comments below and one winner will be chosen from the best answers submitted – Good Luck!
KeepVault is an online backup provider who provide an add-in for WHS users enabling them to backup their server to the cloud, more information is available from here.
UPDATE: Day 3 of the KeepVault Giveaway competition is now closed.
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It’s a super safe place to keep all your valuable data, just in case!
I have my fabulous homeserver backing up all my computers but it’s still in the same apartment as my other computers. So in case of a fire I would be without backup. Thats where KeepVault comes into play, to get that backed up data to another place!
I have been using WHS since its intital issue and it has helped me organize and protect my digital life. I have been looking for a simple and elegant way to back up my WHS to the cloud, but had not thought about KeepVault until Paul Thurott mentioned it last week on the Windows Weekly podcast. I am very interested in using it and would love to win this storage to get things started.
Safe to cloud backup.
Because with-out KeepVault it’s your fault.
It’s simple… secure, offsite storage!
Tim
Just as easy as Homeserver is to use, so is KeepVault, it’s just that simple and worry free.
Because I have an 18-month old son who loves to push the buttons and tug on the cables for my desktop, laptops, and home server. Most importantly he likes to play with magnetic toys in my home office.
My precious KeepVault
You guard my data with ease
Never leave my side
I’ve been using WHS with an external 2T backup storage. However, I often forget to disconnect it to store off-site.
With KeepVault I won’t need to rely on memory and discipline to have precious data consistently backed up off-site.
KeepVault, for when things are too important to rely on duplication alone.
Been using the home version for 2 years and it is perfect, it just works. The Business version would be great, making it able to recover just the files you need.
Becuse a fire could burn your house down or theif steal your machine, but neither can hurt the KeepVault cloud.