RESTORE is a cross-platform network backup and recovery software for Mac OS X, Windows, Novell, Unix, and Linux, that is completely free and open-source.
Are you in search of a backup solution that is easy to use, requires minimal maintenance, enables easy file restoration, and can be customized to fit the needs of your network? Look no further! RESTORE is here to solve all your backup problems.
RESTORE is an enterprise network backup and recovery solution that is free and open source. It can be used on Mac OS X (data fork), Windows, Novell, Unix, and Linux systems. It is scalable and can be used as a complete backup solution for multiple workstations, servers, and data centers, operating over local area networks, wide area networks, and the Internet.
With RESTORE, you can back up servers on any operating system and restore your files with just a few mouse clicks. You can navigate a directory tree to back up or restore your files easily. The solution also allows users to manage their backups themselves, schedule backups, restore files from numerous points in time or even create users.
RESTORE offers scheduled backups as well as the capability to back up computers in multiple physical locations, making it a perfect fit for businesses of all sizes. It does not have to be installed on the client-side and the machines being backed up only need to grant Restore secured access to their systems.
Your data will be safe as Restore can be configured to send scheduled reports on the status of backups via e-mail to both the administrator and its users, ensuring users know their data is safe.
Some key features of Restore include browser-based access from any location, access to backups via WebDav, a web host model reseller environment, permissionable at user level, security, multiple revisions of filestores, error reporting, dynamic scheduling, backup of multiple operating systems, rapid recovery, incremental backup, SSH/SFTP backup of Linux/Unix operating systems, MySQL database backup and backup of servers, workstations and FTP sites.
In addition, Restore will email the administrator and users of successful and failed backups, and a new feature coming soon is the ability to have a separate copy of data kept at an off-site location as a second security resource, making it the ultimate backup solution.
RESTORE is an enterprise network backup and recovery solution that is free and open source. It can be used on Mac OS X (data fork), Windows, Novell, Unix, and Linux systems. It is scalable and can be used as a complete backup solution for multiple workstations, servers, and data centers, operating over local area networks, wide area networks, and the Internet.
With RESTORE, you can back up servers on any operating system and restore your files with just a few mouse clicks. You can navigate a directory tree to back up or restore your files easily. The solution also allows users to manage their backups themselves, schedule backups, restore files from numerous points in time or even create users.
RESTORE offers scheduled backups as well as the capability to back up computers in multiple physical locations, making it a perfect fit for businesses of all sizes. It does not have to be installed on the client-side and the machines being backed up only need to grant Restore secured access to their systems.
Your data will be safe as Restore can be configured to send scheduled reports on the status of backups via e-mail to both the administrator and its users, ensuring users know their data is safe.
Some key features of Restore include browser-based access from any location, access to backups via WebDav, a web host model reseller environment, permissionable at user level, security, multiple revisions of filestores, error reporting, dynamic scheduling, backup of multiple operating systems, rapid recovery, incremental backup, SSH/SFTP backup of Linux/Unix operating systems, MySQL database backup and backup of servers, workstations and FTP sites.
In addition, Restore will email the administrator and users of successful and failed backups, and a new feature coming soon is the ability to have a separate copy of data kept at an off-site location as a second security resource, making it the ultimate backup solution.
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