Setting up backups for Exchange mailboxes, SharePoint and OneDrive for Business is easy with BackupAssist 365. Here are a few pointers with the setup and credentials.
Many businesses have important files stored on remote machines – such as websites, transaction logs, and router logs. With the ever-present threat of hacking, it has never been more important to have a robust backup plan. We will examine the “pull” vs “push” method of backing up remote content and discuss how BackupAssist 365 can help you achieve offsite backups of remote files.
A “backup window” is a specified window of time during which BackupAssist 365 will perform backups of Microsoft 365. Although implementing backup windows are not necessary for the majority of users, they do ensure your internet connection is not degraded during the workday, while also helping you get smooth backups if Microsoft repeatedly denies service due to throttling.
Microsoft introduced data deduplication on NTFS volumes in Windows Server 2012, and it is a feature that has been improved upon in successive versions. How well will it work on backup data saved using BackupAssist 365?
For users, Microsoft Teams Wikis are a great way to publish information relevant to a channel, collaborate, and learn without leaving the Teams app. For administrators, backing up Teams Wiki pages is an important part of business continuity and compliance. Here, we will take a look at where Microsoft Teams Wikis are stored and how to back up Teams Wiki pages.
SharePoint sites and subsites are only really different by name, because sites and subsites have the same functionality. However, they are managed in different places in the SharePoint admin center, and have a slightly different permissions model.
If the Windows Updates released in April broke your Synology backups, you can of course solve the issue by uninstalling the updates, but we know of 3 better solutions, all detailed in this solution article.
Back in 2001, when I started the company, it was a complete (and naïve) leap of faith into the unknown. Like many before me, I started with no capital, no experience, no product, and only a vague idea that I wanted to create a business that had something to do with computer software.
Occasionally, you may need to change where your Office 365 backups are stored – like moving from a hard drive to NAS. Sometimes, you might even need to move BackupAssist 365 from one computer to another. This blog shows you how.
A good backup strategy must include the ability to retain the backup data of employees who have left an organization. This article examines how BackupAssist 365 handles this once a user has been deleted from Microsoft 365 or Office 365.
With the rapid update of Microsoft Teams in the new work from home environment, collaboration has never been easier. Understandably, many system administrators wonder where Teams stores their files, as these should be backed up as part of a good cyber resilience plan. This article sheds light on this issue!
Many businesses use IMAP mailboxes that come free with web hosting plans. For a variety of reasons, it’s a good idea to perform backups of these mailboxes. This blog shows you how to do that with BackupAssist 365.
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