content: Good backup software Hi all.  Wondering if anyone might have some more knowledge about this than me. I have a Dell Precision 670, which has an LTO3 drive (a Quantum TR-S12XA-TE) in it (I know, I know... tape is old school)... when I 'got it', it came with a pair of 256mb 400 MHz ECC Reg RAM in it, an unknown Intel dual-core Xeon, and an NVidia Quadro FX model p317 video card... it's serial (the tower) is 7y9v191, service code is 17309890837.  My end goal is to use the tape drive as large backup.  I want to backup data on my folks' computer which is like 8 blocks away over the internet (outside of my network), as well as stuff on my tower (inside my network), possibly stuff from my tablet as well as my cell phone (mainly stored to my Google Drive, so not a big deal really).  I can get the second processor and VRM, and max out the RAM no problem, and hard drives aren't a problem at all... two IDE channels, two SATA ports, so RAID for speed or all the hard drives possible or some mix is easily doable.  Ideally, I want to have the folks' machine send data to the Dell, and have my computer send the data to it (and the Android devices if possible and really needed), then have it start the tape backup once all the data from all the devices is in one location.  Is there a free, or if not free, cheap, or if not free, a reasonably priced software (hopefully), that can handle something like this?  Setting up an outside accessible port on the folks' end isn't a big deal (I ran a webserver on a dynamic IP network before), and getting the hardware is easy (harddrives, processor, RAM, VRM, and of course the tape), software looks to be a little tricky.  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,  Sonic_fan1