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Looking for some software that I can setup to do an auto backup to a designated network drive at the end of each day.
Anyone in a business environment that has any recommendations? Ran tests using the Windows Backup feature but I plan on implementing this into a network ran by monkeys (as well as my own) but I don't want the monkeys to have any decisions to make, i.e. DO YOU WANT TO RUN BACKUP YES/No *monkey confused*
For my own and taking into consideration the zoo of crippled monkeys, any you would like to put forward?
Ta.
Anyone in a business environment that has any recommendations? Ran tests using the Windows Backup feature but I plan on implementing this into a network ran by monkeys (as well as my own) but I don't want the monkeys to have any decisions to make, i.e. DO YOU WANT TO RUN BACKUP YES/No *monkey confused*
For my own and taking into consideration the zoo of crippled monkeys, any you would like to put forward?
Ta.
Cheers, found another one which I have set going for when I get in work tomorrow. Failing that I will look into one othe below.
Have had dealings in the past with:
http://www.veritas.com/
http://www.acronis.com/
http://www.veritas.com/
http://www.acronis.com/
We used to use one - I believe it was called SecondCopy. As I recall, it was all fully automated.
Looking for some software that I can setup to do an auto backup to a designated network drive at the end of each day.
Anyone in a business environment that has any recommendations? Ran tests using the Windows Backup feature but I plan on implementing this into a network ran by monkeys (as well as my own) but I don't want the monkeys to have any decisions to make, i.e. DO YOU WANT TO RUN BACKUP YES/No *monkey confused*
For my own and taking into consideration the zoo of crippled monkeys, any you would like to put forward?
Ta.
Anyone in a business environment that has any recommendations? Ran tests using the Windows Backup feature but I plan on implementing this into a network ran by monkeys (as well as my own) but I don't want the monkeys to have any decisions to make, i.e. DO YOU WANT TO RUN BACKUP YES/No *monkey confused*
For my own and taking into consideration the zoo of crippled monkeys, any you would like to put forward?
Ta.