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You need a safety net while you take the time to consider and evaluate your options. Something like backup to external disk(s), possibly rotating between several disks, possibly moving some of disks off-site. Sorry your expectations sound woefully unrealistic.Īs the deadline for CP Home shutdown is approaching fast, I'd advise you put in place a simple backup scheme until you find a satisfactory replacement for CrashPlan. CrashPlan SB will be another story (I haven't tried, can't tell if that works or not).

Yeah you can run Java on QNAP with unsupported 3rd-party packages. Engineered with laptops in mind, CrashPlan is continuous backup that wont. Why even consider this unsupported configuration if you're not comfortable with Linux? This will be a lot of time and pain, with an uncertain outcome. CrashPlan PROe provides people-friendly, enterprise-tough cloud backup solutions. Why spend the money on the service when you know in advance that Code42 will never provide any support for your configuration? What happens when issues occur, possibly resulting in data loss? You may well be SOL. CrashPlan is slightly more expensive and offers only a monthly small business subscription (formerly known as CrashPlan Pro) with a price tag of 10 per device per month.