Files.fm Backup is a file backup tool for computers and servers
Backup solution that allows you to create automatic backup copies with strong AES-256 encryption and store remotely in a secure data center
Create a backup user account or loginHow does it work?
Files.fm Backup software tool automatically creates encrypted file backup copies on your computer or server and stores them in the Files.fm paid account from Windows or MacOS devices.
Files from your computer
Files.fm remote data centers
Restore particular files or folders
Benefits of this tailored backup tool
Compression
Open file & database backup
Email status reports
Online Backup Verification
Encryption
Scheduler
Years of file history
Command line and automation
The tool has a simple and prudent management interface, available locally via web browser or through a network for administrator access.
By using an installation wizard and the default values, you can setup a full file backup in 10 minutes.
An icon appears in your Desktop toolbar near your clock, that informs about the status of the backup, and lets you access the control panel.
The tool uses the AES-256 encryption to protect your privacy and can utilize GnuPG to encrypt your file copies, before copying them to the server.
For each backup job, you can specify when and how often to make backups, how many versions to store and for how long to keep them on the server.
Tool efficiently uses data deduplication and compression to save up storage and time needed for backups.
How to start the backup
Install Files.fm Backup software tool
1) Download and install the software
2) Set up backup jobs
2) Set up backup jobs
Automatic backups
The tool automatically backups files in your chosen schedule. If necessary, restore files from backup copies.
It is important to arrange automatic and remote file backups
Every year, most small businesses are faced with the loss of data, ending in disaster for business. Hardware defects or deterioration, users lose, delete or destroy the device with all the data. The most common ways of losing data:
Fire
Theft
Liquids
Hardware failures
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