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- Retire your existing backup solution or use it in conjunction
with E-Backups to satisfy disaster recovery requirements by storing
your data off-site automatically. This eliminates the need to
manage off-site tape rotation.
- E-Backups offers your administrator the ability to "lock
down" certain functions on each client. This assures you
that critical backup sets are not accidentally changed or deleted.
The software is flexible enough that any time, administrators
can view or change the settings that control the level of usage
each client is offered.
- Unique silent mode setting will allow your program to run silently
in the background without displaying any Windows or Task Bar icons.
This allows you to perform critical backups throughout the day
and ensure that if you have an immediate need to run a backup
it won't interfere with other tasks you need to complete.
- Interrupted backups complete at the next available time. This
important feature allows you to resume at a later time. If a scheduled
backup is missed, the next time your computer is started the Event
Manager will display the missed event and ask you what you want
to do. This is useful for laptop users who may be out of the office
during a scheduled backup.
- Backup only what you don’t want to lose. Including or
excluding files from the backup selection is made easy with the
File Filter system. This allows you to easily create custom backup
sets. Filters can be created to search by file extensions, (.doc,
.xls, .pst) avoiding the hunt through your hard drive for specific
files. If a user or administrator creates a specific useful filter,
it can easily be shared with any other users.
- After installation, a small application is configured to run
in your Windows System Tray. This application monitors the backup
process and gives you quick access to the most useful functions.
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Backup and Close – Run a backup and then close the application
when finished.
• Backup
and Logoff – Run a backup and logoff the system when finished.
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Backup and Shutdown – Run a backup and shutdown the system
when finished.
- Low CPU utilization. We know that some backups are done while
you are working on the system and some backups are done after
hours. We allow you to easily change the CPU utilization to meet
your needs. You can give the backup application all the processing
power it needs, or make it subordinate to other tasks.
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