Jungle Disk (Desktop Edition)

Posted on 13. Apr, 2009 by Terry Walsh in Backup

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Experience Level: Advanced

Jungle Disk (Desktop Edition) allows you to run and monitor the Desktop Edition of Jungle Disk’s online backup service within the WHS Console, as an alternative to using Jungle Disk’s own (more limited) WHS add-in.

Developer: Pål Andreassen

More Info: Download | Support Forum

Release History

v1.0

  • Initial release

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6 Responses to “Jungle Disk (Desktop Edition)”

  1. John from Niskayuna

    23. Apr, 2009

    While ElephantDrive does not have a WHS add-in, I’m using it to back-up all my shared folders on the Home Server. I installed it via Remote Desktop.

    Elephant gives you unlimited backup space, keeps 3 versions, has a scheduler, web access to files, 100 GB transfer per month, $50/year and uses Amazon for storage.

    What are other people using?

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  2. Pete

    12. Jul, 2009

    I’ve followed Johns reccomendation and installed Elephant, the interface is easy and very user freindly i’ve just started of my first backup all 446Gb of it, so now idea how long that is going to take, but it is certainly happening, i will report back with an update

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  3. Scott

    19. Oct, 2009

    I use iDrive and installed directly on WHS. 150GB for $50 a year.

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  4. Kenneth

    25. Nov, 2009

    Still not finished Pete? :-) I think Elephantdrive sound good..allthough wondering how does it handle the 100gb monthly limit when doing a first time backup that i bigger..like Petes?

    Also it does not support file names with non english characters…perhaps a problem for me in denmark.

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  5. mondo

    11. Dec, 2009

    John – Can you get ElephantDrive to run on your WHS as a service? I’m having problems with that. I have uTorrent running as a service and i followed the same procedure for ElephantDrive but no luck…

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  6. Dan

    12. Dec, 2009

    I’ve used CrashPlan for about 1 year with great success. Currently backup around 600GB to a remote drive at a family members computer about 4 states away. No monthly storage fee’s since it my own drive.

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