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This is an extremely seemless and
effective method of backing up your data. I have had to use the restore
function on a few occasion and it was extremely easy to restore files. In
addition the customer service has been great.
Mike Bennett LoanAdvisors
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Selecting the right backup
plan
Capacity for Remote Data Backup plans is based
on the total size of files you have currently selected for backup. All
the file versions you have archived at our data centers (up to 10 versions or
last 30 days) are not counted against your total. |
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*$10 more for
monthly billing. |
Also, some files
types are excluded from your online backup by default: media
(.mp3, .wav, .avi, etc.), your temporary Internet files, Recycle Bin, system
cache and temporary files, etc., so your amount of data to potentially back up
is somewhat less than your total used space.
- To see how much total used space you have on your C
drive, open Windows Explorer, click on My Computer, right click on "Local Drive
(C)" , and click Properties. Used space is displayed in Gigabytes (GB).
- Our 10 GB+ accounts allow you the choice to back up your
entire system or just selected files. Our 4 GB and 250 MB
accounts are selected data only.
- To determine the size of files you have for backup, you can
add up the size of the files you want to back up. Right click each directory
and select Properties. Many important files are typically stored in your My
Documents directory. For
help in determining which files to back up and how to find them,
click here.
- To stay below your backup plan limit, at any time you can
easily deselect larger files from backup view (click the file size
column header to sort by size) that you're sure you don't need backed up. For
simple step-by-step instructions on how to select/deselect files,
click here.
Why back up my
entire system?
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Even if they have less than 4 GB of data to
back up, many of our clients choose the 10 GB plan because it includes our
exclusive Easy System
Restore technology. This valuable feature helps you avoid significant
downtime, IT expenses and headaches whenever your system fails. It pays for
itself the first time you use it --
read client testimonials! |
It's easy to
Upgrade / Downgrade
At any time, just
submit a Request from our Support section,
and we'll make the change within a business day. If you've paid, we'll prorate
your bill. It's that simple. No need to uninstall your existing account and
re-upload data. We even email you if you exceed 95% of your capacity.
Other helpful
hints for selecting a backup plan
- When selecting a backup plan, remember to account for
growth of new and existing files. You can always upgrade -- just
submit a request and we'll prorate your
payment.
- Your Outlook email file (*.pst) can be quite large
(usually over 100 MB), in part because it includes all attachments sent and
received.
- RDB runs on any Windows-based operating system (Windows 95,
98, ME, 2000, XP). If you need to back up non-Windows computers (Mac,
Unix, Sun, Novell, AS 400, etc.) that are networked to a Windows PC, consider
using our Network Drive Backup
version.
- 1000 MB (megabytes) equals 1 GB (gigabyte), so the 4 GB
account is 16 times the capacity of the 250 MB for only $10 more a
month.
- Any of our backup plans can back up any Windows-based PC
or Server, including:
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