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Backup Software
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I'm not sure what you're thinking your missing in Windows Backup. I find Windows backup very flexible. Especially when you script it.
Outside of that, there are many products you can use, but the ones that support the advanced features you need (Shadow Copy, Exchange) are all going to be expensive - $400+ and you may need additional "agents" that cost extra.
Perhaps you should indicate what problems you are having with the built in backup and we can help you with those.
Outside of that, there are many products you can use, but the ones that support the advanced features you need (Shadow Copy, Exchange) are all going to be expensive - $400+ and you may need additional "agents" that cost extra.
Perhaps you should indicate what problems you are having with the built in backup and we can help you with those.
You might try Backup In Time at It runs $19.00 and allows you to select your files or directories and then password protect the compressed backup file. It also allows you to put the backup on a FTP server and encrypt the file before putting on the FTP server for added security.
Gil
Gil
LWComputingMVP
IS-IT--Management
Does backupintime support System State and the Exchange Information Store? I haven't looked at it, but I doubt it.
An excellent backup to disk solution which is managed off site is BobtheBackup.com
Once a full backup has occured, there is a biniary mode which only backs up the file changes each night or when ever you set the automated backups.
This is an offsite solution too which you could use as disaster recovery
Once a full backup has occured, there is a biniary mode which only backs up the file changes each night or when ever you set the automated backups.
This is an offsite solution too which you could use as disaster recovery
dberg35, u c there are thousand of backup utilities and, the right desicion depends on ur needs.
Why do u need that?
Are u looking backup software for Server/workstation ur u just want to backup some important files at home ?
This is the question we cann't give a proper backup solution without.
however, I use Acronis products.
- home version
- Workstation (u could use it for ur LAN)
- And this is for server but rather expensive one (700+).
And please give more details?
Including what was wrong with windows bakcup ?
Why do u need that?
Are u looking backup software for Server/workstation ur u just want to backup some important files at home ?
This is the question we cann't give a proper backup solution without.
however, I use Acronis products.
- home version
- Workstation (u could use it for ur LAN)
- And this is for server but rather expensive one (700+).
And please give more details?
Including what was wrong with windows bakcup ?
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