Schedules describe when your backups take place and how long each backup is retained for. These two considerations are at the heart of a data
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We’ve looked at how Data containers add flexibility to System Protection backups, by providing restore points from incremental backups and making the backups more portable.
Our brand new major release of BackupAssist, version 7.1 is now available to download, and is set to give you more flexibility in the way
As a backup business, one thing we often get asked is how we backup our own business. Well today, ladies and gentlemen, all will be
It’s great having your System Protection backups on other media. If your server decides to stop working or a hard drive breaks, your data is
This is just a short list of all those places you really don’t want to keep your backups. Add more in the comments section if
With all of the hyped new features, returning old features and cloudy developments coming out of #TechEd are you thinking about upgrading to Server 2012?
Keeping users’ mailbox sizes to a reasonable limit is something that many IT pros and system admins struggle with. Here we’ve got together some
For many businesses starting out, especially those experiencing waves of rapid growth, it’s easy to develop a backup strategy with little thought about the best
A few days ago we penned an article about the new direction we are taking for Exchange backups and the concept behind it. That’s what
We’ve been looking at Exchange and thinking about ways we can streamline backups for everybody’s favorite email server. We want to make the backups work
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