BackupAssist v7.4.5 – Hyper-V fix for Server 2012 R2

There's a new minor BackupAssist release today and if you run system protection jobs on Hyper-V host machines, it's one you'll want to make sure you download. Following a Microsoft update to Server 2012 R2, some new error messages had been appearing in the job reports. I'm pleased to report that as always, BackupAssist have been quick to respond and within a couple of days we now have this fix. Download BackupAssist 7.4.5 (including the Hyper-V fix) More details and link to the release notes are available below...

BackupAssist v7.4.4 now live – minor update with fixes

The latest BackupAssist release is now available on our site. It consists of a long list of minor fixes so it's definitely worth taking a moment to upgrade when you can. Download BackupAssist 7.4.4 Details and release notes below....

BackupAssist v7.4.1 now live – minor update with fixes

The latest BackupAssist release is now available on our site consisting mainly of small fixes - this may be of particular interest if you've experienced any oddities with the Centralised Monitoring Console (CMC). Download BackupAssist 7.4.1 Details and release notes below....

BackupAssist v7.4 now live – includes Windows Server 2012 R2 support

The latest BackupAssist release is  now available on our site, complete with Server 2012 support and a range of fixes, including one that may be useful if you use data containers for imaging to a Buffalo NAS device. Download BackupAssist 7.4 Details and release notes below....

BackupAssist 7.3.1- Exchange Granular Restore direct from Hyper-V guests

Yet another new BackupAssist update this morning!

While this one's mainly tweaks and fixes, it does include a feature we've been asked for a lot by customers and will certainly be of interest if you run a version of Exchange on a Hyper-V guest.

Download BackupAssist 7.3.1

BackupAssist 7.3 now live – Includes ‘direct injection’ Exchange restores + fixes

This morning across the office I overheard the words 'that's grand int'it!?' from our resident BackupAssist technical guru. I can assure you this doesn't happen often and roughly translated from Yorkshireman-speak, is a resounding seal of approval for the new Exchange Granular Restore 'direct injection' feature in BackupAssist 7.3.