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BackupPC Write up at Linux Journal
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B3 Review:
– 13-15 Watts at boot, idle ~14 watts.
-Works as an Internet router out of the box, before I ever configured the system, I could browse the web.
-Sets up a local DNS server, you connect to it by going to https://b3.local <– loves it.
-Did not support my l33t password.
-Shipped with 2.1.99, updated to 2.2.0 for the rest of the review
-After update, I was informed of settings I needed to update to reflect the new changes. Was very easy and clear.
-Would love to see the Backup feature expanded to support FTP, SFTP, even S3!
-Runs Linux 2.6.35.4
-The webserver setup on the B3 is quite interesting. It’s running an Apache with mod_php as user www-data, but because the admin interface needs root permissions to setup the system configs, it does not use the default PHP but accesses a PHP fastcgi running as root. Clever. Source.

Specifications:
-Operating system Debian
-Processor ARM 1.2GHz
-Memory 512MB DDR2-800
-Ports 2x USB 2.0 and one eSATA
-Dimensions 11.5 x 4.5 x 18.5cm
-Power consumption 8-13W (hard disk dependant)
-Network connectivity 2x Gigabit Ethernet / wireless 802.11a/b/g/n interface
-Price From $565 / €399.20 (Excito.com)

B3 Official Documentation
https://forum.excito.net/
https://www.zoneminder.com/