The storage devices used for backups and recovery have evolved a lot over the last 100+ years. In this infographic, we take a quick look
There’s only a month left until the Windows Server 2003 End of Life. After reading that sentence, we’re guessing that you had one of two
Pretty much any contemporary backup solution you find is going to allow you to perform backups both at the image level, and at the file
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There are a lot of reasons to consider moving away from tape backups in a contemporary IT environment. Nobody’s arguing that. However, what you may
Different backup solutions offer different features at different prices. That’s an unavoidable fact. But does this mean that by combining different software solutions within your environment, you’re
Following some recent security patches from Microsoft, we’ve received reports that a small number of BackupAssist users have experienced some difficulty when trying to manually run a backup
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So you’re looking to back up your small business’s Exchange Server? Well, what you may not be aware is that there are two different levels
Our previous article looked at how to create a Hyper-V guest backup. In this article, we look at how to restore a single guest.
Is your business starting to think about its Disaster Recovery planning? We really hope so. Because if you lose your IT infrastructure to disaster, it’s
This article is important for any customers who have our Exchange Granular Restore Add-on, because it explains common mistakes that are made when creating backups
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