PST files are a de-facto standard to store mailbox items such as emails, contacts, calendar items, and notes. They can get damaged and refuse to open in Microsoft Outlook if there’s a hardware failure or computer crash. Let’s explore how to recover your data from a broken PST file.
If BackupAssist 365 reports an error accessing a SharePoint site, we have a troubleshooting guide to assist.
There are many reasons why businesses choose to keep a local backup of their Dropbox files. These include data retention, legal compliance, and of course maintaining business continuity in the event of a cyber attack. BackupAssist 365 makes it easy to achieve automatic offsite backups of Dropbox files, and keep local copies of your data.
If you ever lost or deleted an important email in Outlook, you probably experienced feelings of panic and despair. The Recoverable Items (formerly known as Dumpster) feature in Exchange Online is a handy tool that administrators can use to recover deleted items.
In-place archives in Office 365 (now Microsoft 365) provide users with archive mailbox space that is easy to search. BackupAssist 365 v1.9.4 and later adds support for Office 365 in-place archives, making it easy to account for in-place archives in your BDR strategy. Here, we’ll take a closer look at in-place archives and how to back them up.
Some people report this “Copied file size bytes differs from source file size” message in SharePoint and OneDrive for Business backups. It’s nothing to worry about, as these skipped files are attempted again on the next backup run. Here’s why it happens.
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