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http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/04/30/offsite.t.capsule.hosting/

Macminicolo moves Time Capsule backup offsite

updated 03:55 pm EDT, Wed April 30, 2008

 

Offsite T. Capsule hosting


Las Vegas-based hosting company Macminicolo is offering an unusual new service, intended to provide extra redundancy for Mac users. Called Transport, it involves hosting a user's Time Capsule drive in the company's data center, where it is protected from disasters that might otherwise affect a customer's home or office. While a Capsule can be used for remote Time Machine backup, it can also be used for more traditional backup, or alternately as a file server.

Users retain ownership of their Capsule, and can either send in their own drive, or have Macminicolo buy a 500GB model for $299 or a 1TB model for $499. Hosting costs a minimum of $29 per month after a $25 setup fee, with options for expanded bandwidth caps and remote power resets. All users get a single static IP.


by MacNN Staff

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  1. Dez

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    Joined: Jul 2002

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    Encryption

    Until Time Machine supports encryption, I wouldn't be comfortable for someone to host my Time Capsule!Also, wouldn't there be a rather large amount of radio power in their data room?!!

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