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  • Backup Assist V. 5.4 is Released on 31 December 2009
    • New: Hyper-V Granular Restore Console
    • New: SATA support for non-hot-swap SATA controllers - correctly removes the drive after the backup; improved media preparation.
    • New: Intra Day - imaging jobs now support scheduling to run multiple times per day.
    • New: Blu Ray support
      • Blu-Ray drives are now supported on 2008 R2 and Windows 7
      • Fixed Blu-Ray "erase" (applies to all rewritables)
    • Enhanced: "Run now" functionality now gives immediate feedback if the job was immediately queued or failed to start, eg. due to problems with the Backup User Identity like password expiry.
    • Enhanced: Imaging
      • Added up-front detection of wbadmin, and an inbuilt installer for Windows Server Backup.
      • The UI now shows a loading message while it's searching for Hyper-V guests.
      • Added a button to automatically select all drives required to backup all Hyper-V guests (not available on Server 2008 R2).
      • If any Hyper-V guests require a drive that is currently not selected, they are shown at the top of the guest list.
      • Volume selection now warns the user when they select a volume greater than ~2TB (Windows has limited support for these).
    • Fixes:
      • Trial Expiry: the content of the trial expiry warning email has been fixed to specify the correct number of days remaining rather than specifying "{0} days remaining".
      • Server Core and Hyper-V Core machines no longer attempt to call the Windows restore GUI - instead they are prompted to enter wbadmin /? at the console.
      • Fixed a common exception while adding Exchange servers. This most often occurred when the BackupAssist machine was not on a domain.
      • EBS Addin: fixed broken addin registration and icon exception during Refresh.
      • Ntbackup: several minor fixes for rare issues, including a problem preventing backup of directory paths containing "IP addresses".
      • File replication: fix potential arithmetic overflow on 64-bit Windows.
      • File replication: fix possible memory access violation in file replication code.
      • Zip: Fix a zip restore error on certain DAT tape drives.
      • Backup: Fix to improve handling of unicode characters in the file catalogue.
      • SQL Transactional: fixed bug causing invalid historical reports from showing in the reports list after a service restart.
      • Zip: improve error handling during compression and report missed files as skipped.
      • Zip: improve robustness of memory handling.
      • Improved error handling in restore console.
      • Remove invalid options from ntbackup jobs.
      • Fixed a couple of rare exceptions in the UI, including one that occurred when in Prepare Media.


  • Before you buy server

    Branded or Unbranded : You have two choice, If you are looking for a mission critical applications and you really need performance and you are going to run your servers 24x7 you must opt for Branded Servers. You can choose from IBM, HP, Dell Servers.

    Unbranded servers are good for small business or companies to run non-mission critical services like and budget is a problem. You can still use non-branded servers for mission critical use or running 24x7. It all depends on how your server is build, what components are used.


    Rack or Tower : Rack servers can save lots of space compared to tower. If you are planning to co-locate your server in ISP data center you have no option but to buy Rack Mount servers. Rack mount servers are bit expensive compared to tower servers.

    If you need only one or two servers and you do not have dedicated server room and rack. You must buy tower servers.


    Hardware or Software RAID: Operating system like Windows 2003 or 2008 provides you option of having software RAID where you can do mirroring or even RAID 5. But this will effect performance. If you are looking for server for small set of users and your budget is limited, you may go for software RAID. Software RAID is created after Operating System is installed.

    To setup hardware RAID you need a raid controller. Many server motherboard have onboard RAID controller with RAID 0,1 or 5. Hardware raid donot require processor resources hence you will get better performance. You may get features like Hot Swap which allows you to replace disk while server is running. You must opt for hardware RAID if you are using your server for mission critical applications like Exchange server or ERP server.


    Running servers 24x7: If you are hosting mail server; website or running a mission critical business applications like SAP you may want your servers to run 24x7. You will need to plan and design your data center to run servers 24x7. It's not only running servers at 24x7 but your entire data center would run 24x7 to maintain availability. The first thing is providing enough power backup, cooling and redundant links. You cannot ignore security. Your server should be protected behind firewall which is configured well. Only required inbound ports should be opened. You must monitor event logs, disk space, processor and memory usage. 

    Call 9833189090 or visit www.optron.co.in




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  • Protecting tally data – Scenario 1
    Scenario #1

    We have Tally Multiuser, we are sharing data using windows Sharing. Since we need to give read-write access to data for tally to work, I am concerned about security of my Data. Anyone can access and copy that data and take, anyone from my staff can delete files by mistake or purposefully.

    What is solution?

    I want to allow only selected people to access tally data.

    I want to backup data automatically every day.

    Answer:

    Yes! There is solution available. (This is big concern for almost all companies who use tally for their accounting)

    Tally is most popular and easy to use accounting software. Since tally requires full access on shared folder, it is biggest security risk. Anyone can copy your confidential financial information and share with competitions, sell it to someone or some employees purposefully delete data for whatever reason.

    You can protect your data using NTFS Permissions and enabling Encryption depending on level of security you need. You can backup your data automatically every day or every few hours.

    For more detailed answer – contact Optron Technologies
    support@optroninfo.com

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