Backup Terms Glossary
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Data backup and disaster recovery software for
Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000 or 2008/2003 Server

IT Companies


The "IT Companies" category contains the list of companies related to production of hardware devices that can be used for backup. You can see the list of the terms from this category below.

Backup Term of the Day

Spanning

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.

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At present, the glossary contains 472 terms. The current section IT Companies, contains 9 terms.

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Grandfather-father-son rotation schedule

Grandfather-father-son rotation schedule is the most widely used backup scheme. Currently, Handy Backup does not support the Grandfather-father-son rotation schedule. According... (more about Grandfather-father-son rotation schedule...)

Hot swap

To pull out a component from a system and plug in a new one while the main power is still... (more about Hot swap...)

MySQL backup

It means backup mysql database. MySQL databases are tricky files to copy - you must be careful with them. However... (more about MySQL backup...)

Outlook Express

Outlook Express is an email managing program, produced by Microsoft. Outlook Express is easy to use and less complex than... (more about Outlook Express...)

Scheduled Backup

A scheduled backup is a backup, performed on schedule, which has been set beforehand. Usually is useful to set a... (more about Scheduled Backup...)

Web site backup

Web site backup is a backup of web site contents from an FTP server. This is mostly done to have... (more about Web site backup...)

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