A couple of minor updates for you this morning - there are new versions available of both BackupAssist and Outlook Connector on our site now.
BackupAssist consists of two small fixes only while the Outlook Connector release sees new official support for Outlook 2013 clients.
Just a short and simple support issue this time, but one that we have seen a couple of times now so I thought it was worth sharing.
If you are planning on using the opensource Windows Rsync server 'CWRsync' on a Windows 7 machine you may want to follow this guide before configuring any user accounts.
You may recall towards the tail end of last year I posted about BackupAssist developer Cortex's excellent series of six Rsync videos. I know the ability to off-site your data using...
A couple of minor updates for you this morning - there are new versions available of both BackupAssist and SecurityGateway on our site now.
BackupAssist consists of fixes only while the SecurityGateway release sees a new licencing authentication system implemented and the withdrawal of support for Windows XP (versions prior to SP2 ) and Server 2003 (versions prior to SP1).
Neil's been running some 30 minute preview webinars of version 7 over the past few weeks and has made a recording of one of them available via our Youtube channel. In...
In this new stand-alone BackupAssist "how-to" video released by developer Cortex, we see how you can check if the Image backup you have taken has everything needed to perform a full Bare Metal recovery.As with all backups it is imperative that you verify the backups to be sure they contain what you expect so we'd highly recommend you take a look at this video when you get a moment...
This is the second series of fantastic of "how-to" videos to be released by developer Cortex, this time aimed at helping users check and resolve common VSS issues.Whether you've already come across something similar or just want to further your technical understanding of the product, we'd highly recommend a watch when you get a moment...
Our Aussie friends over at BackupAssist developers Cortex IT have recently released a set of 5 excellent short videos showing how to configure an Rsync server from start to finish.
We also cover this setup procedure in our installation guide here, but if you are planning on setting up your own Rsync server using cwRsync, CopSSH and BackupAssist these are definitely worth a watch.
In Part 2 of 'Build your own NAS' I showed you how to set up an SSH server and use BackupAssist to rsync backups to the OpenMediaVault server. In this latest post I'll show you how you can quickly get access to these backups using a windows SMB/CIFS share.
In Part 1 of 'Build your own NAS' I showed you how to create a folder share in OpenMediaVault we could use to store remote server backups. In this second part I'll run through how to set up the SSH server and configure a user account to store the backups.
