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How to Back Up a Linux Server

How to Back Up a Linux Server

Even on a well-protected Linux system, data loss is still an imminent risk. And chances are, it might hit you when you least expect it. So, you might want to prepare for such an outcome by backing up your Linux server. This should serve as a supplementary protection measure in case everything else fails.  Continue reading

MSP360 Standalone Backup

Taking Advantage of Web Access for macOS & Linux in MSP360 Backup

Taking Advantage of Web Access for macOS & Linux in MSP360 Backup

It's been a few months since we introduced MSP360 Backup 2.1 for macOS & Linux that brought support for Web Access — a feature that enables you to use a web-based user-interface for the app. So in this article we'll demonstrate how to enable Web Access and use it to perform regular operations.
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How to Back Up Files in Linux

How to Back Up Files in Linux

How to Back Up Files in Linux

Backing up files in Linux may seem easy, but it is challenging to back up a Linux system in a reliable and efficient way.

That is because a typical Linux server contains many different types of files. Some are more important to back up than others, and some are easier to restore to a working state than others after the system goes down. Continue reading

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Cloud Backup vs Backup to Tape

Cloud Managed Backup vs Backup to Tape: Pros and Cons

Cloud Managed Backup vs Backup to Tape: Pros and Cons

To support business continuity at the appropriate level has become crucial nowadays, even a few hours of downtime may result in heavy business impact and financial loss. The cloud-managed backup procedure plays a vital role as it allows any business to quickly restore the lost files as if nothing had happened. Continue reading

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Tips for MSP: How to Improve your Customers Upload/Download Speed

Tips for MSP: How to Improve your Customers Upload/Download Speed

There is nothing more annoying to a client than their internet speeds suddenly slowing down when carrying out critical business functions online. That is the moment that they will turn to you (their MSP) with feelings of frustration and expect that you sort out the issue within the shortest time possible. Continue reading

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