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What is the difference between an onsite and offsite backup?

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The basic difference between an onsite and offsite backup is its location. Onsite back ups are connected to your computer or your network backing up the data right there. Offsite backup is in a remote area where data is being sent through an electronic network. Usually, the transfer is done at night where final changes are made, the office is closed and all changes are being sent.

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