..and howdy back to you,
Couple of comments:
1. The reason that back up software vendors can charge for their products
is that they provide the fallover/failproof features, tested and guaranteed
that you require without you having to write the programs yourself (can you
do the level of testing that they can?).
2. Any backup strategy is worthless unless it goes through a full cycle of
restore onto shiny new hardware. There's only one way to do that. Take
some spare hardware and do the reinstall.
3. A honeypot applies to a server on a network (Internet). This server
LOOKS like a real corporate server, but contains dummy data. It is there
to attract the hackers/crackers and then log their break ins so that they
can be given over to their sys admins. You use it to find out break in
pathways into your system and harden your system.
Hope this helps,
Mark
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