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...In 2003, our most exciting area of growth is in providing enterprise customers with our innovative image-based disaster recovery software. Since the initial release of Version 7, our development team has added FTP device backup, Tivoli Storage Manager integration, enhanced remote administration, scheduling enhancements, remote storage devices, data encryption, client side compression, and the ability to restore individual files from image backups. Our current development plate includes: NDMP compliance, dynamic disk backup/restore, VSS, new agents for UX/MacOSX, disk pooling, and advanced media management. Our major development commitment now is to create a world-class media management option for UltraBac enterprise customers, without making the base product too complex for use by the small to medium business market. More...
THE LATEST VERSION OF ULTRABAC was made available to the public on January 29, 2003. New features include built-in encryption, client side file compression, single file restore from image backups, and a new remote installer, among other enhancements. More...
UltraBac Software welcomed Jason Sotka as a new team member in the fall, filling the newly created position of Enterprise and Government Sales Manager. Sotka possesses demonstrated knowledge of enterprise agreements in the backup and disaster recovery software arena. He is well-versed in helping customers achieve aggressive savings through the Total Cost of Ownership concept, reducing overhead and operation time by effectively implementing one standard backup and recovery utility company-wide and maximizing customer service choices. Prior to joining UltraBac Software, Sotka served as director of sales, and then vice president of sales and marketing, for BIZI International, Inc., formerly Electronic Vision International. More...
HOT TOPIC FROM ULTRABAC'S TECH SUPPORT
Can UltraBac perform image backups of remote machines? Yes, UltraBac 7.0.3 now has the ability to pull image backups from remote Windows NT4/2000 servers and NT4/2000/XP workstations. To back up remote machines, install the agents directly onto the remote machine. A user may customize their install to include only the Image Disaster Recovery Agent. When a user performs an image backup, it is highly recommended to send each image to its own remote directory. If there were two remote machines, Server A and Server B, there would be two separately scheduled backups to two different locations on the network:
\\BackupServer\H$\Image\ServerA and
\\BackupServer\H$\Image\ServerB.
When the restore is performed from the DOS disk, the UltraBac disaster recovery program will need the UNC path of the image backup.
ULTRABAC SOFTWARE GETS A NEW LOOK! During the past year, UltraBac Software completely updated its image, from a new logo to an all-new ad campaign. Our Web site at www.ultrabac.com was also completely redesigned and restructured to make it much more useful to customers and resellers. We hope you like what you see!
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Looking Forward in 2003
