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MSP360 Backup: Introducing Block-Level Backup for Large Files
Please note that this article has been archived.You might want to check out our newer article about block-level backup.
How to Exclude Files and Folders in Image-Based Backup
With MSP360 Backup software, you can exclude files and folders while performing both image-based backup and recovery. In this blog post, you can find the detailed step-by-step guides on using this feature.
How to Resize a Partition During the Restore from Image-Based Backup
MSP360 Backup software comes with a feature allowing to resize NTFS (New Technology File System) partitions while restoring the machine from image-based backup. With this feature, you can maintain the desired volume size regardless of how much space your backup takes. In this blog post, we provide a detailed step-by-step guide on how to resize the partition.
Introducing MSP360 Backup for Mac 1.8
We are constantly working on Mac version of MSP360 Backup and the new version 1.8 is now ready to download! There are some GUI and under-the-hood improvements, alongside with support of S3 compatible cloud storage, Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration and Amazon S3 China region. We have also included the option to prevent Mac from sleep mode while backup is in progress. Continue reading
Storage Capacity Reports in MSP360 Explorer for Amazon S3
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Two Ways to Setup Content Expiration with MSP360 Explorer for Amazon S3
Amazon S3 browser by MSP360 is a powerful Windows program that helps to manage all aspects of Amazon S3 storage. Many people use Amazon S3 to host their media content or entire websites to offload static content from their web servers, increase scalability or deal with so-called TechCrunch effect, when after publishing a review on a popular website such as TechCrunch the number of visitors suddenly jumps tenfold. Continue reading
How to Avert Hotlinking of Images Hosted on Amazon S3
Bucket Policy is a feature of Amazon S3 that allows customers to author policies which either grant or deny access to any number of accounts and across a range or set of keys. In our previous blog post, we explained how you can leverage MSP360 Explorer for managing Bucket Policies. In this blog post, we would like to discuss a single option that makes Bucket Policy a very powerful tool to protect your media content hosted on Amazon S3. Bucket policy allows you to restrict which website can link your content effectively preventing hotlinking.
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Microsoft Storage Clash: OneDrive vs Azure
Since Windows-based solutions are so popular all over the globe, Microsoft is naturally interested in providing its users with native cloud storage tools for their data. You must have already heard about two of them: OneDrive and Azure Storage. In this article, we will explore their differences and try to find out which one is better.
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How to Share Cloud Storage on the Network with MSP360 Drive
As always we are upgrading MSP360 Drive with new features to provide our customers with better functionality and make our products the most compelling and efficient on the market.
The latest version of MSP360 Drive Server Edition comes with a support of a network share. Server with installed MSP360 Drive can mount a cloud storage folder as a local drive. With the newest version of MSP360 Drive Server Edition, this network folder can be accessed by any user of the network.
How to configure S3 Bucket Policy with MSP360 S3 Explorer
Bucket Policy is a Amazon S3 feature that allows customers to author policies which either grant or deny access to any number of accounts and across a range or set of keys. In this article we will explain you how to use bucket policy in MSP360 Explorer for Amazon S3.
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How to Reduce Your Amazon S3 Bills With MSP360 Explorer PRO
Most popular web server support serving contents using GZIP, at the same time most popular web browsers recognize GZIP header and decompress the files on the fly.
Even though Amazon S3 has most of the features of a full-fledged web server, it lacks transparently supporting GZIP. In another way, you have to manually compress the files using GZIP and setup the Content-encoding header to GZIP.
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