BackupAssist v6 Beta 3 is the third in a series of beta tests we’ll be performing before the release of BackupAssist v6 and it’s available to
Hi all, With the continued development of the Centralized Monitoring Console (CMC), we’ve encountered some unexpected issues that we’ve had to help customers resolve. I’d
We’re pleased to announce that a new public beta test is now available! BackupAssist v6 Beta 1 is the first in a series of beta
Hi all, We had a support issue recently where a client of ours was using a 3rd party imaging product, and then using the BackupAssist
We’ve just released version 5.4.4 of BackupAssist. This is a maintenance release that includes a number of fixes. This release is especially important for users
We’ve just released version 5.4.3 of BackupAssist. This is a maintenance release that includes a number of fixes. This release is especially important for users
How does Hard Links work with Single Instance Store (SIS)? This is a question we get quite often because it is so different than traditional
Recently we had a situation where a customer was only permitted to backup to a folder on the local hard drive of their SQL server..
With the advent of the Windows 7 release, we were recently made aware that the recommended Rsync server we listed on our downloads page does
We’re happy to announce that BackupAssist 5.4 is now out of beta and officially available for download! This latest release includes a number of improvements:
Finally – we’ve found a nice, fast, cost effective solution for encrypted image backups. One of the limitations of the Microsoft Block Level Backup (a.k.a.
Last Tuesday morning was not good for me. As the title of this blog suggests, a lot went wrong, and it happened all by itself.
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