Copy Hard Drive
Many people tend to equate backup with simply copying files from a computer hard drive to another media such as CD or a removable hard drive. While it is a good idea to copy hard drive files to another location from time to time, a better option - and one that is rapidly becoming mainstream - is to utilize remote backup software to copy those files to an offsite location.
Instead of the manual, error prone processes involved in copying files to media, remote backup software provides peace of mind and automation that is simply unattainable using manual tasks on the local network. Files are backed up automatically, every night or according to a pre-determined schedule, and are taken offsite to a secure location for safe keeping via the internet. RBackup online backup software is the most cost effective, secure and mature solution on the market, and has become the ‘Pros Choice’ for commercial grade remote data backup software.
The concept of copying an entire hard drive’s data to a remote location seems quite complex at first. In practice, the process is actually very straightforward. The backup software client is loaded onto the machine, and files and folders are selected for backup. The user selects their preference for encryption, compression, and retention, and the schedule is set to execute the program at a pre-determined time each night. After the initial ‘full’ backup is done, daily incrementals can take over, backing up only the changes in the data set going forward.
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