(or why YOU should invest in server backups) You never know what’s around the corner. Fire, flood or even good old fashioned malfunctions can bring
We have just released BackupAssist v7.0.2 which has lots of new updates and fixes to further improve on BackupAssist v7. Some of these new
I grew up in a small town towards the north of Australia. Every few years or so, the wide river that snaked through our
If you have many copies of BackupAssist installed on many machines, Central Administration is a new feature in BackupAssist v7 that will let you easily
While tape isn’t the ubiquitous backup medium it was a few years ago it remains hugely popular according to a recent survey by Spiceworks. Around
Each year on the 25th of April, Australia takes a day off to remember solider who have died in conflict. This day – which we
Chances are a great deal of your important data is generated or managed by a VSS application. You might have emails managed by an Exchange
Concept art via Pixar So the guys at Pixar are sitting there, most of Toy Story 2 sitting in digital tatters around them with no
Pixar studios. A stray command is zapping thousands of lines of code pulling apart Toy Story 2 in mere seconds. Oren Jacobs, the Visual Effects
I heard this story about Pixar a few years ago: in the middle of making Toy Story 2 one of the coders accidentally ran a command which
Note, for best practice offsite backups, see our Cloud Backup feature, released with BackupAssist 10. Earlier in the year we put out a series on
Learn how you can recover from a physical machine to a virtual machine with BackupAssist from this quick walk-through video. Check out our YouTube Channel
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