Backup software for MS Windows® 7/Vista/XP/2000 or 2008/2003 Server
Backup to FTP
To "Backup to FTP" means to perform a backup operation, according to which, the files are written to FTP server. Backup to remote FTP server is very popular as it is considered one of the most reliable way to backup your critical data. Many companies presents hosting services especially to backup purposes nowadays.
With Handy Backup you can perform remote backup of your data to FTP server, backup data from FTP server to any other storages. Handy Backup easily works with FTP servers as a powerful online backup client. For example, you can backup website for storage, convenience and security without any difficulties.
Backup Term of the Day
CompactFlash backup is a backup of data, stored using the CompactFlash interface. Normally, it means a CompactFlash card backup. ... (more about CompactFlash backup...)
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 Backup Storage
A backup location may mean both where the files are physically stored and their accurate location on the medium. Firstl... (more about Backup Location...)
A storage device used to store copies of data for backup and recovery. Tape drives and tape libraries have been... (more about Backup Storage...)
To "Backup to CD" means to perform a backup operation, according to which, the files are written to CD. Backup... (more about Backup to CD...)
To "Backup to FTP" means to perform a backup operation, according to which, the files are written to FTP serve... (more about Backup to FTP...)
A remote backup is a copy of a file or document that is not located on the computers hard disk... (more about Remote Backup...)
Remote backup is one of the most actively developing areas of backup, gaining popularity day by day. Backups stored on... (more about Remote Backup...)