Novosoft, the provider of data backup utility solutions, announced plans for the Handy Backup program progress. The program is to feature the long-expected backup of Linux computers administrated via a network from Windows PCs. The update is coming as a component of a global program progress tactics oriented toward mixed OS network backup control, also bringing online Linux system backup and a lot of overall advanced features.
"It is files that matters, not the architecture. Enterprise computer networks of present moment are varied. There are users who generally work Windows operating system and those who favor Linux. Recently there also arrived mobile tools which get a piece of those networks too, in some point. Up to a moment, the difference in platforms made it an issue for the backup to proceed in such mixed operating system networks. But not anymore. Handy Backup is providing a main solution: backup of both Windows and Linux workstations remotely in a network ," shared Alexander Prichalov, the vice-president of Novosoft Development Department.
The announced version of Handy Backup is providing professional server backup features. The soon to arrive software update will assist to copy Linux computers, administrating the task over a network from a Windows PC.
Among other reported features there is the decentralization of network backup administration. Based on client-server architecture, earlier Handy Backup has been featuring centralized controls: the management of all backup tasks was worked from a single network administrator computer working under Windows OS. Now an opportunity to organize a workstation backup from any machine in the mixed operating system network is coming.
With regard to previously announced and released functionality, like Linux image backup, the software is one of the strongest products on the enterprise backup utility market.
"It is files that matters, not the architecture. Enterprise computer networks of present moment are varied. There are users who generally work Windows operating system and those who favor Linux. Recently there also arrived mobile tools which get a piece of those networks too, in some point. Up to a moment, the difference in platforms made it an issue for the backup to proceed in such mixed operating system networks. But not anymore. Handy Backup is providing a main solution: backup of both Windows and Linux workstations remotely in a network ," shared Alexander Prichalov, the vice-president of Novosoft Development Department.
The announced version of Handy Backup is providing professional server backup features. The soon to arrive software update will assist to copy Linux computers, administrating the task over a network from a Windows PC.
Among other reported features there is the decentralization of network backup administration. Based on client-server architecture, earlier Handy Backup has been featuring centralized controls: the management of all backup tasks was worked from a single network administrator computer working under Windows OS. Now an opportunity to organize a workstation backup from any machine in the mixed operating system network is coming.
With regard to previously announced and released functionality, like Linux image backup, the software is one of the strongest products on the enterprise backup utility market.