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DataBank :- Offsite Backup Description
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DataBank :- Offsite Backup All platforms and common databases supported
DataBank supports all leading operating systems which can run Java2 Runtime Environment 1.4.2 or above, which are essentially all operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Mac, NetWare, NAS devices, etc. Besides, DataBank comes with modules specially designed for backing up common database applications, including Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft SQL Server, Lotus Notes/Domino, Oracle and My SQL. This allows you to back up all these databases professionally as recommended by their respective software vendor easily without requiring you to know how it works technically behind the scenes. If the databases or application you are using in-house are not listed here, don?t worry. Our extensible and easily configurable command line tools enable you to add custom backup logics to basic backup operation through simple scripting.
Back up individual mails in Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft Exchange is one of the most popular email servers used by businesses of any size. DataBank Backup Software?s built-in Microsoft Exchange Backup Module allows you to back up all critical data within Microsoft Exchange Server, including individual email, calendar, and contact list, etc. This capability makes DataBank an ideal backup tool for Microsoft Exchange Server.
Back up Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express
Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express are the two most popular email readers used by businesses and home users. Equipped with the capability for storing large amounts of data efficiently, Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express are now being used by many users to store large amounts of important data in addition to being merely a communication tool. However, backing up data stored in these two email readers is a headache to most users, as few users know where to find the related files storing the personal information. |
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