Handy Backup Small Server 64-bit
v7.4.6Handy Backup Small Server 64-bit is an advanced backup tool that provides automatic backup, recovery and sync of files, folders, HDDs and databases (MS SQL, MS Exchange, MySQL, PostgreSQL and other) t...
Description
Handy Backup Small Server 64-bit is an advanced backup solution designed to protect data of 64-bit versions of Windows Servers. It can run on all Windows platforms, including Windows 8/7/Vista/XP and 2012/2008/2003 Server, and allows backing up and synchronizing files, folders, disk images, and databases of different types (Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Exchange Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, DB2, Lotus Notes and other).
Backups can be saved to local or remote destinations, including USB, NAS, FTP/FTPS/SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, HBDrive and other popular cloud storages. Supported features include e-mail notifications, incremental and differential backup, scheduling, on-the-fly ZIP compression and encryption and other.
The utility includes a Disaster Recovery module that allows creating USB recovery drives and restore your servers after major failures. Handy Backup Small Server 64-bit carries a lot of awards and logos, including the "Compatible with Windows 7", "Works with Windows Server 2008", "Ready for IBM Lotus", and many other.
In 2012, it received the "Best Small Business App" award from PCMag.
Backups can be saved to local or remote destinations, including USB, NAS, FTP/FTPS/SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, HBDrive and other popular cloud storages. Supported features include e-mail notifications, incremental and differential backup, scheduling, on-the-fly ZIP compression and encryption and other.
The utility includes a Disaster Recovery module that allows creating USB recovery drives and restore your servers after major failures. Handy Backup Small Server 64-bit carries a lot of awards and logos, including the "Compatible with Windows 7", "Works with Windows Server 2008", "Ready for IBM Lotus", and many other.
In 2012, it received the "Best Small Business App" award from PCMag.
