· sql database backups

Written by  on June 4, 2014

From the SQLite website: Historically, backups (copies) of SQLite databases have been created using the following method: Establish a shared lock on[...]

· rainbow backups

Written by  on May 19, 2014

  Rainbow backups refer to designing multiple, unique backup protocols, dealing with different data types, the backup requirements for the particular[...]

· please update to Windows 8.1

Written by  on May 19, 2014

On January 21, 2015: This post has been made redundant by the announcement of Windows 10. Please see elsewhere for more details. MrBackup works on Windows[...]

· vaulting, is the strategy of sending critical data out of the main location

Written by  on April 18, 2014

In computing, off-site data protection, or vaulting, is the strategy of sending critical data out of the main location (off the main site) as part of a[...]

· verify that the backup can be restored

Written by  on April 15, 2014

Any backup is only as good as the ability to restore it. If a ‘backup’ can not be used to restore a system, that ‘backup’ has failed[...]

· heartbleed SSL compromise does not affect MrBackup

Written by  on April 8, 2014

MrBackup confirmes that the heartbleed Apache Open SSL compromise does not affect www.MrBackup.net in any way. The full heartbleed write up is here. And[...]

· pay a lot for recovery or less for backup

Written by  on April 6, 2014

The variety of backup solution which are available is quite amazing, from SQL database replication to mirror images of entire Hard Disk Drives –[...]

· Pictures not showing in email?

Written by  on April 6, 2014

  Images no longer display in your email?  This is probably because Microsoft changed the default security settings in its Outlook products to prevent[...]

· Compression Encryption Upload

Written by  on April 3, 2014

Compression MrBackup uses a dual layer compression procedure with non-compatible internal compression algorithms, increasing data security. With certain[...]

· MrBackup makes backups

Written by  on April 3, 2014

Software companies make software. MrBackup makes backups. MrBackup is designed to make off-site backups of business or mission critical data to secure[...]

· unique version control

Written by  on April 2, 2014

MrBackup has a unique version control mechanism to ensure that multiple, complete data sets are backed up uniquely and separately from each other. This[...]

· Cloud Computing

Written by  on March 30, 2014

Cloud Computing appears to be an easy solution to most backup needs. However, Cloud Computing, or putting your data ‘in the cloud’ such as[...]

· Please log in to leave a comment.

Written by  on March 26, 2014

  Looking for something specific? Use the Search box on the right. Recent posts appear on the right. All posts are available under the Reading page on[...]

· Backup – (definition)

Written by  on March 18, 2014

Backup – (definition) copy of computer information made in case of partial or total data loss or corruption; used in disaster recovery. Backups[...]

· core data

Written by  on March 18, 2014

MrBackup’s ‘core data model’ is inspired by the ‘Master Data Management’ concept and uses management requirements as a primary[...]

· Designed for small business!

Written by  on March 18, 2014

Designed for small business! MrBackup’s off-site data storage solution is designed to provide micro, small and medium size enterprises with peace[...]

· disaster recovery

Written by  on March 18, 2014

Only a good backup can be used for data recovery. A “good backup” is a backup which is suitable for restoring a system which has failed.  If[...]

· Death, Taxes and Lost Data

Written by  on March 18, 2014

Death, Taxes and Lost DataThese Three are to be ExpectedGuess Which has occurred? [...]

· The Backup that Nobody made

Written by  on March 18, 2014

😎 The Backup that Nobody made This is a little story about four people named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody.There was important data to be[...]

· Backup or Archive?

Written by  on March 18, 2014

  Backup or Archive? The literature on electronic data backup and archiving can be confusing. The underlying assumption is that data changes continuously[...]

· To RAID or not to RAID

Written by  on March 17, 2014

  The RAID Risk RAID is not a true data backup system. RAID is a data security technology designed primarily to protect against physical hardware[...]