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Handy Backup English
Data backup and disaster recovery software for
Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000 or 2008/2003 Server
Backup rotation schedule
Backup rotation schedule is a schedule, which defines how often a backup is performed, how the data is backed up, which media is used and the amount of the media. To be more exact, the backup rotation schedule defines the periodicity of backups, the type of the backup (full or incremental), the media type (tape, CD, DVD, FTP, etc) and the amount of the media, required to complete a rotation. A backup rotation schedule is chosen according to the user's/company's needs for data security and possibilities.
Backup Term of the Day
Spanning is a process of dividing a large volume of data over several media. A span is a supported function in... (more about Spanning...)
Backup Terms Glossary
The current glossary explains various terms that you may come across while working with Handy Backup or other backup software.
Handy Backup is a popular utility for Windows that is famous for its flexibility and ease of use.
At present, the glossary contains terms.
Other terms from Types of Backup
A backup rotation scheme is a scheme, involving backup media rotation determining various parameters of the backup process. Now nearly... (more about Backup rotation scheme...)
Differential backup is a process of backing up only the files that have changed since the last FULL backup. This... (more about Differential Backup...)
A Grandfather-father-son backup is a backup according to the most widely used backup rotation schedule Grandfather-father-son. Currently, Handy Backup does... (more about Grandfather-father-son backup...)
An image backup is a backup of an entire hard drive by means of creating its image and its probable... (more about Image Backup...)
A simple backup is the elementary type of files backup. Each time a compressed archive file is created, the new... (more about Simple backup...)
"Tar backup" means to backup your data using tar compression. It is very useful, for example: "by using compression, you... (more about Tar Backup...)
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