We’re excited to introduce a powerful new feature in our MSP Control mobile app — remote access from your mobile device. Now, you can seamlessly connect to any endpoint added to the web console remotely, no matter where you are, directly from your iOS or Android device. Whether you need to troubleshoot issues, perform maintenance, or simply check on a device, remote access is now at your fingertips. Continue reading
How to Use MSP360 Drive with Amazon S3
This post explains how to configure MSP360 Drive to mount your Amazon S3 account as a network drive to your Windows computer. With MSP360 Drive you can work with files in Amazon S3 directly from the Windows Explorer interface, the same way as if they were on your local drive. Continue reading
How to Use MSP360 Drive with Microsoft Azure
This post explains how to configure MSP360 Drive to mount your Microsoft Azure account as a network drive to your Windows computer. With MSP360 Drive you can work with files in Microsoft Azure directly from the Windows Explorer interface, the same way as if they were on your local drive.
Authenticate Google Drive with Service Account in MSP360 Explorer
As always we are trying to stay on top of the new functionality offered by Google Drive team to offer the most compelling Google Drive client on Windows platform.
With the newer release of MSP360 Explorer for Google Storage, we are adding an authentication to Google Drive with your Google service account (OAuth 2.0) which is the new recommended Google authentication and authorization scheme. OAuth 2.0 is an industry standard that Google has adopted across their products, offering many benefits.
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Bucket Lifecycle Rules for Versioning with MSP360 Explorer
This article overviews how Amazon S3 lifecycle rules can be set for buckets with versioning. To set lifecycle rules we will use MSP360 Explorer.
How to Use Azure Dev Storage with MSP360 Explorer
Especially for developers, Microsoft Azure gives an opportunity to work with a local emulator for Azure Storage – Microsoft Azure Storage Emulator which is available as a part of Microsoft Azure SDK (for more information see Difference Between the Storage Emulator and Azure Storage Services).
In our MSP360 Explorer for Azure, we support Microsoft Azure Storage Emulator. To enable it in, use «Development Storage» checkbox in your Azure account settings.
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Microsoft Exchange Backup and Recovery with MSP360 Backup
MSP360 Backup: MS SQL Server Cluster Support
With the release of the latest version of MSP360 Backup comes the SQL Server cluster configuration support. MSP360 Backup is able to detect SQL Server cluster names and allow users to choose SQL Server instance on the “MS SQL Server Instance” step of the Backup Wizard.
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MSP360 Backup: Cloud to Local Backup Functionality
We constantly work to improve MSP360 Backup. Now, with the release of MSP360 Backup 3.8 we are glad to present a brand new feature that significantly enhances the capabilities of our backup solution - Cloud to Local Backup. With Cloud to Local Backup functionality comes the valuable ability to automate the transfer of any kind of data kept in the cloud to a local or network drive.
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MSP360 Backup: Restore is Always Free
MSP360 Backup now allows restoring the data always for free. Previously users who have backed up data to the cloud storage needed a commercial license to run the restore (if run out of the 15-day trial period). With the latest enhancements, it is possible to retrieve a data even without a commercial license for MSP360 Backup.
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Automatic Cleanup for Bare Metal and System State in MSP360 Backup
Private URLs Support in MSP360 Explorer PRO for OpenStack
Some OpenStack-based cloud storage service providers have multiple services that can deal with data, kept within the cloud storage. To transfer data between different services are used internal networks of data centers. In most cases, data transfers within one data center are off charge while interactions with the outside data are paid.
For managing internal data transferring, cloud storage providers allow attaching internal (private URLs) for users’ data. MSP360 Explorer PRO for OpenStack supports internal URLs and allows moving, copying, and modifying data inside of the OpenStack-based cloud storage. It makes it easier to move data within the internal network of cloud storage with no need to pay for ongoing and outgoing traffic.