In this exercise, you will learn how to perform remote backups for Ubuntu Desktop users using Déjà Dup. We will begin by configuring shared folders on both an Ubuntu server using Samba and a Windows system. These folders will serve as remote backup destinations for our users. Next, we will configure Déjà Dup on Ubuntu Desktop to automatically back up user data to these shared folders. This will ensure data protection by backing up data off-site. Furthermore, we will explore how to remotely access these shared folders to verify the integrity of the backups and, if necessary, restore backup data in case of loss or damage. This exercise will provide valuable experience in configuring remote backups for Ubuntu Desktop users, thereby improving data security and protection.
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00:00 Introduction
00:24 Déjà Dup Explanation
02:44 SSH Connection (Optional)
04:40 Samba Installation and Configuration
11:57 Ubuntu Desktop Configuration
14:13 Déjà Dup Installation
18:55 Backup on Windows
22:35 Connecting Windows to a Samba Shared Folder