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]]> by: Steve http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-4830 Wed, 18 Oct 2006 12:39:29 +0000 http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-4830 Hi, for a fast and secure backup of your precious data, you can try IBackup for Windows (www.ibackup.com/ibwin_new.htm). You can perform interactive and scheduled backups of critical files to your online backup account with IBackup for Windows. With its Windows like user interface you can even drag and drop files to get them backed up or to restore them. You can also use the automatic selection, restore and scheduler wizards to do the desired operations. IBackup for Windows transfers only modified portions of your files to ensure a quick backup with compression/ decompression on the fly. You can receive desktop or email notifications on your scheduled backups or restores. You can keep the 'Mirror Path' option (default) so that the entire source path can be duplicated for your backups and to avoid any overwriting. Using IDrive (www.ibackup.com/IBDrive_new.htm) you can map your online IBackup account as a network drive on your computer. You can then drag and drop files to the IBackup account from the Windows explorer. It also allows you to open and save files stored in their IBackup online backup/ storage accounts directly from their associated applications like Microsoft Office. `Privately Share’ data instantly with another IBackup user using the browser-based application called Web-Manager (www.ibackup.com/webmanager.htm). Using Web-Manager you can create new folders, upload files, move, rename, delete and search files in your online account. The private share feature can be disabled at anytime you wish. You can all these features and much more while using the free trial itself. So take a look at IBackup’s applications and have a really good time. Hi, for a fast and secure backup of your precious data, you can try IBackup for Windows (www.ibackup.com/ibwin_new.htm).

You can perform interactive and scheduled backups of critical files to your online backup account with IBackup for Windows. With its Windows like user interface you can even drag and drop files to get them backed up or to restore them. You can also use the automatic selection, restore and scheduler wizards to do the desired operations.

IBackup for Windows transfers only modified portions of your files to ensure a quick backup with compression/ decompression on the fly. You can receive desktop or email notifications on your scheduled backups or restores. You can keep the ‘Mirror Path’ option (default) so that the entire source path can be duplicated for your backups and to avoid any overwriting.

Using IDrive (www.ibackup.com/IBDrive_new.htm) you can map your online IBackup account as a network drive on your computer. You can then drag and drop files to the IBackup account from the Windows explorer. It also allows you to open and save files stored in their IBackup online backup/ storage accounts directly from their associated applications like Microsoft Office.

`Privately Share’ data instantly with another IBackup user using the browser-based application called Web-Manager (www.ibackup.com/webmanager.htm). Using Web-Manager you can create new folders, upload files, move, rename, delete and search files in your online account. The private share feature can be disabled at anytime you wish. You can all these features and much more while using the free trial itself. So take a look at IBackup’s applications and have a really good time.

]]> by: Mike K http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-4360 Sun, 24 Sep 2006 23:06:43 +0000 http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-4360 There are a number of online backup services out there including ours. Many use the delta bit technology which after the initial full backup does incremental backups but only the bits in the file that have changed. We will never use this technology as it requires several files to restore the full file version and if one of those files is corrupted - no restore. We have found most of our customers after the initial full backup, the regular nightly backup is usually between 7 and 10 minutes for each customer. Be careful in choosing your online backup service. Many are offering tons of space at a low price, but, read the fine print as many are restricting the user on the restore process. For example Mozy – offering tons of space, BUT, its still in beta and can only be used with the Windows XP OS. Further, you are restricted on the number of restores with them per month. If I or one of my customers have suffered from a data loss, I want my data NOW and not have to worry about how many restores or whatever. A customer needs to get their computer and files back ASAP so they can do business again. The most important thing to remember is to test to be sure you can recover your using the software BEFORE a computer or other type of data loss. Mike http://akronbackups.com There are a number of online backup services out there including ours. Many use the delta bit technology which after the initial full backup does incremental backups but only the bits in the file that have changed.

We will never use this technology as it requires several files to restore the full file version and if one of those files is corrupted - no restore.

We have found most of our customers after the initial full backup, the regular nightly backup is usually between 7 and 10 minutes for each customer.

Be careful in choosing your online backup service. Many are offering tons of space at a low price, but, read the fine print as many are restricting the user on the restore process. For example Mozy – offering tons of space, BUT, its still in beta and can only be used with the Windows XP OS. Further, you are restricted on the number of restores with them per month. If I or one of my customers have suffered from a data loss, I want my data NOW and not have to worry about how many restores or whatever. A customer needs to get their computer and files back ASAP so they can do business again.

The most important thing to remember is to test to be sure you can recover your using the software BEFORE a computer or other type of data loss.

Mike
http://akronbackups.com

]]> by: C Brown http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-3993 Wed, 09 Aug 2006 15:25:59 +0000 http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-3993 Wow that's an intricate plan. Personally, I use Data Deposit Box for my <a href="http://www.get-online-backup.com" rel="nofollow">Online Backup</a>. I've tried a few other <a href="http://www.datadepositbox.com" rel="nofollow">online backup</a> tools but find this one a lot easier to use. Wow that’s an intricate plan.

Personally, I use Data Deposit Box for my Online Backup. I’ve tried a few other online backup tools but find this one a lot easier to use.

]]> by: wujimon http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-3974 Tue, 08 Aug 2006 02:13:01 +0000 http://www.broobles.com/blog/posts/59#comment-3974 Wow.. great diagram! My backup process is very similar to yours. In fact, I also use SynbackSE, but instead of Mozy, I use Carbonite. I used to do offline to DVDs monthly, but that got to be kind of a chore, so no I do it about every 2 months as I figure the external USB, monthly rotation to another external USB, and carbonite pretty much cover the bases. In addition, I backup my photos daily, but if there are no changes, then no backup :) Great post! Wow.. great diagram! My backup process is very similar to yours. In fact, I also use SynbackSE, but instead of Mozy, I use Carbonite.

I used to do offline to DVDs monthly, but that got to be kind of a chore, so no I do it about every 2 months as I figure the external USB, monthly rotation to another external USB, and carbonite pretty much cover the bases.

In addition, I backup my photos daily, but if there are no changes, then no backup :)

Great post!

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