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Wi-Fi is a set of protocols that enable wireless networking, these protocols are defined in the 802.11 IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) standard. Although this goes without saying: Wi-Fi is extremely convenient, especially in homes where it may not be practical to connect devices together using cables. This means that backups to network locations in the home and some offices are often performed over Wi-Fi. While this may be more convenient, there are several downsides when compared to a backup performed over a cabled network connection. ...
Posted at Jul 1 2022, 12:00h in backup Jack Mansfield, Marketing
Categories: backup, best-practice-advice, wifi, science, technology, backup-management, troubleshooting
Macrium MultiSite enables you to monitor and manage multiple instances of Macrium Site Manager using one web interface. This web interface is hosted by us using Microsoft Azure virtual machines. Information from the Site Managers is sent securely over an insecure network, the internet, to the virtual machines. This begs the question, how do we keep your information secure from Site Manager to MultiSite? ...
Posted at Jun 13 2022, 12:00h in cybersecurity Jack Mansfield, Marketing
Categories: cybersecurity, data-security, infosec, it-management, macrium-multisite
Macrium Site Manager enables partitions/disks to be restored easily and rapidly back to their original location. To restore a partition/disk to a different location, e.g. to a new disk or bare metal restore, then the image will need to be restored manually using the Site Manager Agent or rescue media respectively. ...
Posted at Jun 8 2022, 12:00h in macrium-site-manager Jack Mansfield, Marketing
Categories: macrium-site-manager, site-manager, data-recovery, disaster-recovery, image, image-backup, macrium, recovery, remote-backups, restore, windows-backup
Using Macrium Reflect, it is possible to clone an entire drive or specific partitions on a drive. This is useful if you are upgrading to a larger drive and can often be faster than imaging the source drive and restoring to the destination drive. Cloning your drive will create a bootable copy of the source drive with the state it was in at the time the clone took place. You can clone to a drive installed in your computer or to a drive that is attached using a USB caddy. ...
Statista.com reported that in 2021 an estimated 79 zettabytes of data was created, captured, copied, and consumed globally; for reference, one zettabyte is equivalent to a billion terabytes. The amount of data that we create grows every year, as a result: so does the amount of data we lose. Data disasters do happen. ...
Posted at May 23 2022, 12:00h in backup Jack Mansfield, Marketing
Categories: backup, backup-management, backup-plans, image-backup, macrium-reflect, macrium-site-manager, strategy, disaster-recovery