On Nov 11, 10:40 am, Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Um, yes but I'm not sure what "with ethernet" means in this context.
> How does ethernet come into play when setting up partitions?
Sorry, I was not clear here. I meant that the Macs are connected by
ethernet LAN, not using Wi-Fi, and not getting into NAS.
> Maintaining a single separate partition for *each* Mac is the easiest
> / cleanest solution. It means you'll use more storage in total but
> it keeps things clean on a per system basis.
> No need for an additional set of partitions.
Okay, total of four bootable partitions, one for each Mac. And I use
those same partitions for the incremental backups, right?
>
> RAID is expensive. Use RAID to improve the performance of your live system.
> Use normal volumes to do your backups - that you can disconnect, etc.
Thanks, no RAID here.
And two final questions:
And can SuperDuper do the same encrypted tunnel trick between two Macs
like CCC?
If I remember correctly, you used to favor SuperDuper for its ease of
use. It seems CCC has caught up?
Many Thanks for all your help.
Al Poulin
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