I have been looking around and I can't really find a good solution for backing up family computer to a local home media server and a cloud service.
I am currently using Crashplan to backup the computers to our local media server and I am considering buying the Cloud service so that they can recover in the case the server fails etc. Has anyone used Crashplans Cloud service?
Any other software suggestions?
Internet (Fibre): 50Mbps Download / 50Mbps Upload Unlimited Data Computers: 5x Windows 7, 1x Windows 8.1, 1x Windows Server 2012 & 1x MacOS
I'm searching for the same thing right now, I have a client with 3x Windows 7 machines and 1x Windows Server that wants to sync and backup everything between his machines. The server is an Openstack cloud instance running Windows Server 2012. After a bit of googling I found seafile(https://www.seafile.com/en/home/) which seems perfect for what I need, because the free plan covers the number of users he will have syncing with the server. For you though, I think it will be a bit costly, I presume you will need the plan for 9 users, that's 100$/year. There is also duplicity for Windows https://itefix.net/cwdup, although I haven't tried it. You will have to own a machine to which you're going to send the backups in this case.
