How to backup your data to Revera
Revera is a cloud services provider from New Zealand. The have different products, such as c-Stack - an online productivity tool, Apollo - a service that brings Microsoft's Azure platforms closer to home, and Vault, which takes care of big data and features ridiculously low GB/month rates.
Explanation of the backup job icons
This article will explain all the backup job icons that could appear for running, warnings or errors. The backup job icons will help you to easily recognize a specific backup job or to see which jobs have warnings or errors and try to fix the problems.
How to create a shortcut
The Create Shortcut window can be opened from the File->Create Shortcut... menu item or by right-clicking the backup job from the backup list and selecting Create Shortcut... It creates a shortcut for the backup job on a designated location and you can simply run the backup job by double-clicking it.
FTP backup using proxy server
This article shows you how to backup to FTP destination using proxy server. The proxy server acts as an intermediary between a computer and the Internet. It is associated with a gateway server (that separates the local network from the outside network) and a firewall (that protects the network from outside intrusion).
How to back up your data to Scaleway
The company provides physical dedicated servers and cloud computing architectures through Scaleway Dedibox® and Scaleway Elements brands, domain registration services through the BookMyName brand, and colocation services in its datacenters through the brand Iliad datacenter.
How to install Backup4all using the main interface
This article explains how to install Backup4all using the main interface and also how to uninstall it from your computer.
How to backup your data to HGST
HGST is a producer of storage hardware held by the parent company, Western Digital. The Wikipedia page on HGST states that they also offer external storage services, although the reference seems to be linking towards a nonresponsive domain.
What is cloud backup
This article will describe and explain several terms as cloud storage, cloud backup and how are they used. The term Cloud Backup is referring to uploading your data to a site like Carbonite, Mozy, Amazon S3, Google Drive, Azure, Amazon, One Drive, Box or Dropbox, HiDrive. Fueled by affordable bandwidth and capacity optimization technologies, cloud-based backup became a popular alternative to portable media.
How to backup your data to Scality
Scality is a global reaching company which specializes in object storage technology. Scality's primary product is called RING, which is a software package that deploys on standard x86 servers and manages objects and files.
How to schedule all jobs?
This article describes how to schedule a task that will back-up all the jobs. You can use the option which was created for that in Scheduler Properties.
How to backup your data to Caringo Swarm
Caringo Inc. was founded in 2005 and specializes in storage solutions using an object type file system. Their Hybrid Cloud Object Storage stands out for being highly scalable with elastic content protection.
How to backup your data to NetApp
NetApp is an international data management and storage company based in California, USA. NetApp's premier products FAS (Fabric-Attached Storage) and AFF (All-Flash FAS), which describe the company's proprietary physical storage solution.
General - FAQ
This section contains answers for general questions regarding Backup4all and Softland, the company that develops and sells it.
How to use "Backup on demand"
The Backup on demand page of the Options window (accessible from File menu item) contains settings for the one touch button of some USB/FireWire devices.
How to backup your data with SwiftStack
SwiftStack is an object storage software company. Once deployed on a storage server, their software is used to manage your data with high standards.
How to backup your data to CenturyLink
CenturyLink is third largest telecommunications company in America. Besides communications and Internet access, the CenturyLink Cloud service caters to small and big businesses alike.
How to backup your data to dreamObjects
DreamObjects is an inexpensive object storage dreamObjects offered by DreamHost. It caters to small businesses and private individuals.
How to backup your data to T Cloud
T Cloud is a South Korean software infrastructure company that offers solutions for cloud data centers and scalable cloud object storage, maintaining 99.9% uptime since 2012.
How to backup your data to Verizon
Verizon Communications is a North American telecom conglomerate. It provides many services from cable television to broadband Internet connection, digital media, and IoT.
How to restore a backup job created with a Backup4all plugin
This article will show you how to restore, on a freshly installed Windows system, a backup job created using a Backup4all plugin. If you create a backup job based on a plugin, when you want to restore that backup you need to have the plugin installed.
How to back up data files from Wasabi S3 Compatible
Wasabi is designed to be 100% bit compatible with Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3. This means any storage application that uses AWS S3 can also use Wasabi without any code changes to the storage application.
How to backup your data to DDN
DDN is transforming the way customers are storing, managing and using their data for differentiation and discovery.
Network deployment strategy for Backup4all
This article explains the network deployment strategy for Backup4all. First, you have to install Backup4all on all network computers using Group Policy (or a MSI deployment tool), then copy the files from the configuration folder to all computers.
How to backup your data to Seeweb
Seeweb is an Italian company that provides cloud storage and cloud hosting services to a broad array of clients. They also offer custom services that include housing and colocation for dedicated storage solutions.
How to backup your data to Zettagrid
Zettagrid is a cloud computing company that offers IaaS, BaaS and DRaas services. Zettagrid is based in Australia and owns three datacenters (Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney).