Showing posts with label backup software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backup software. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Novosoft Announces Details of a New Online Backup Service

Alliance (I-Newswire) December 5, 2012 - Novosoft, one of the leading providers of backup solutions for small and medium businesses, revealed details of the upcoming update to their Online Backup service. The list of planned changes includes improved billing, new authorization system, ultra-fast performance and new options for integrators and resellers. The renewed service is planned for launch in the beginning of 2013.

Novosoft Announces Details of a New Online Backup Service

Monday, 16 June 2008

Offsite Backup Services - How Long Will It Take?

Author: Sig Kappel

When backing up your data through the internet using an offsite backup service, your time of transfer is going to be dependent on the following two major factors: Your Upload rate, as provided by your internet service provider and the amount of data to be transferred.
When it comes to the internet connection speed, you should realize that most home and business do not have the "advertised" rate of service. For example, at the office and at home we use a local cable company's high speed connection that is advertised at 5Mb/s downstream and 1Mb/s up stream. In reality we average about 1.62Mb/sec downstream and 256kb/s upstream.
What about the amount of data to backup. I suggest to anyone that uses an offsite backup service to only backup data that has real value. This is the stuff that you cannot afford to lose, and that fairly easy to identify; just ask the question "what data would seriously impact my business if I were to lose it?" this should bring up some serious considerations.
Now that you identified the data of value, it's time to back it up. Great, with your internet provider this should only take an ETERNITY! Not to worry, yes the initial back-up transfer time can take a reasonable amount of time, but to reduce time spent on transfer most backup providers software will compress your data (not to mention encrypting for security) before sending; that helps.
Here's the real good news, the software used to do the backups after the initial backup session will be real quick, because the data transferred will only be what has changed. This makes the daily backup only a small fraction of the full backup.
When it comes to the time spent on backing up it's worth that investment, besides your computer is doing the work, go relax your data is being secured.
Sig Kappel is a Computer Engineering Technologist and Lead architect of the JetBack Offsite Backup Service You'll find more information on Jetback Offsite Backup Services at http://www.jetback.com

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Saturday, 7 June 2008

Offsite Backup Software

Author: Eddie Tobey
With increasing risks that the data on the computers face, backing up data is not just an option, but also a necessity which should be given utmost priority. Earlier it was considered adequate if data was backed up and stored at a safe place at the same location close to the original data. This was known as onsite backup. Though this took care of most issues relating to loss of data, there were still a few things to contend with. In an increasingly volatile world, what if the data that is kept on site, gets damaged somehow? It was from these thoughts that offsite backing up of data emerged.
There are mainly two ways of offsite backing up of data. First is the conventional means, where the data is written either every day or every week, and physically carried to the offsite storage location, and preserved there. The software used for such backup depends on the method of backup. CD or DVD drives come with their own backup software that is installed on the computer to allow it to burn CDs and DVDs. The setup for tape drives includes the software as well.
However of late, there is a new type of offsite backup system that is gaining prominence, because it does away with a lot of the discrepancy of the traditional backup system. For example, by keeping a tape or a CD/DVD offsite, the data stored is not current. It's either a week old or a day old, depending upon the data storage cycle. Thus in case of loss of data, the data that is retrieved, is a week or a day old.
There are many companies today who will keep data backed up and securely stored in a data center away from the office. The backup offsite software programs are installed into the computer network of the company. Thus whenever a user saves any file, these programs make a file which is then sent to a secure, and predetermined, offsite backup location. Being fully automatic, such software causes minimum interference to the work.
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