DMUSB 2.8.0 - Online, real-time, multi-user data backup, processing all clients in parallel

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Size: 3.62 MB License: Shareware OS: Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003 Developer:Flenik ApS (» more programs) View: Antivirus Report Download Now Buy Now Add to Download Basket

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Publisher's Description:

     DMUSB provides a unique solution to the most disturbing administration problem: the backup. With DMUSB you can rest assured that your data are constantly monitored and duplicated, transparently (in the background).
Based on client-server technology, DMUSB suits all networking environments, offering 365/7/24 data synchronization for multiple clients in parallel, that is, it monitors all clients at the same time and not in sequence, giving you up to the last minute file protection. Furthermore, it can save you from a lot of backup space and the need for huge drive arrays, by keeping only one copy of common (among several computers) files.

Easy to setup - Secure to operate

You don't have to be an expert to install and setup DMUSB. Despite its nature (distributed application), this program comes with a setup wizard that guides you through all the steps required to make and try out your first backup set.
DMUSB makes its best not to compromise your security policy. The only shares required are those of the installation folder and the backup target. These shares can be hidden from public view and known only to DMUSB. Clients do not need to share their drives, at all. Nevertheless, you - as an administrator - will be able to access these drives from any computer in the network.

Added Value

Due to its design, DMUSB also offers some remote administration features, such as viewing a client's screen or executing commands on it. You may also run external programs and - in the case of console applications - redirect their output back to the local machine.