SyncML

SyncML is an open standard for information synchronization. It stands for Synchronization Markup Language. SyncML was developed by OMA and is considered to be a unified method of data synchronization between some type of a handheld device such as a mobile phone and a computer (PC). While other synchronization solutions depend on specific application or operating system, SyncML can work with different types of devices and operating systems.

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Essentials:

Installing Handy Backup

Installing Handy Backup Server

Installing Handy Backup under Linux - NEW!

Updating Handy Backup from Earlier Versions

Registration

Plug-ins

How to Backup (Articles)

Data to Back Up:

	File Backup - back up individual files and folders stored in local, LAN and FTP locations
	Email Messages Backup - back up e-mail box directly from your mail server
	Image Backup - perform complete hard disk image backup with all data and operating system
	Email MS Exchange Backup - back up and restore Microsoft Exchange Server stores
	Lotus Notes Backup - back up Lotus Notes without stopping the service
	ODBC Database Backup - protect your databases by regular backups

Backup Destination:

	Backup to LAN, Local and External Drives - store your backups at any drives visible in Windows Explorer
	Backup to FTP - offsite backup to remote FTP server provides maximum reliability
	Backup to SFTP - transfer sensitive data to a remote server via secure SFTP protocol
	Backup to CD-R/CD-RW - burn your backups to optical disks with multi-drive spanning and verification options
	Backup to DVD/HD DVD/Blu-Ray - record important data to DVD disks using the integrated burning tool
	Handy Backup Online - store backups at Novosoft Online Backup Service instead of third-party providers

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