Retrospect Backup 19.1.1.110

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Retrospect Backup provides complete protection for every major operating system, virtual environment, application, and email service – with backup, archive, and duplicate features built-in. It protects a single non-server Windows PC and up to five additional Windows, Mac, and Linux desktops and notebooks.

The software lets you deploy agents on every desktop and laptop to ensure complete protection across your entire infrastructure. Endpoint protection is frequently overlooked by small businesses. While your business might run on servers, your employees move the business forward on endpoints. It’s easy to take those desktops and laptops for granted, until something happens. Those endpoints need data insurance because lost work and downtime are too expensive to downplay or ignore.

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Retrospect supports more than twenty cloud storage providers, all seamlessly integrated with zero-knowledge security and no lock-in. With AES-256 encryption in-transit and at-rest, only customers can access their backups, no matter where they store them. Retrospect can saturate any connection with multiple simultaneous backups or restores.

Backup scripts enable you to tailor a backup strategy that works best for your environment. Scripts are at the core of Retrospect. Every script includes a set of sources, destinations, filters, schedule, and options, allowing you to build detailed data protection strategies that are specific to your business.

The software can protect Gmail, Hotmail, AOL, Yahoo, and many others, or migrate from one to another with a couple clicks. The customers rave about their experiences with our excellent Support team, just a phone call or email away.

Retrospect Backup Features:

Centralized Management. Retrospect’s high-level dashboard provides a high-level view of the entire state of your backup environment.
Cross-Platform Support. Heterogeneous networks are protected using Retrospect’s native client software, ensuring perfect backups regardless of operating system.
End-to-End Security. Retrospect supports a variety of encryption algorithms, including AES-256, for both at-rest and in-transit security options.
Smart Incremental Backup. Intelligent incremental backups enable Retrospect to backup up only new or changed files.
Smart Restore. Retrospect always restores exactly the files that belong on a volume; no unwanted files get restored and later require cleanup.
Fit any Storage Budget. Grooming allows customers to stay protected with a long-term backup retention policy to ensure recovery from yesterday, last month, or five years ago, using storage that fits their budget.

Retrospect Backup Additional Features:

Monitoring Tools. Retrospect integrates with the latest monitoring systems, including Nagios, Slack, and IFTTT.
Data Deduplication. Retrospect maximizes storage usage by only copying unique files – even across multiple computers – to the backup media.
Disaster Recovery. Boot media can be created for nearly every Windows system protected by Retrospect to provide fast recovery from a non-bootable state.
Flexible Destination. Retrospect supports most types of magnetic media for backup, including hard disk drives, network-attached disk, cloud storage, flash media, and every major tape format.
Powerful Filtering. To include or skip specific files, folders, and volumes, or to back up only specific data to cloud storage, Retrospect includes both built-in and user-definable selectors that filter data based on a multitude of conditions, including file names, dates, and types.
Power Conservation. To reduce the overall power demands for backups, Retrospect awakens sleeping/stand-by mode computers to back them up and then allows them to return to their low-power state.
Monitor on an iPhone. Use the free Retrospect iOS app on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to keep tabs on backups over Wi-Fi or 3/4G.

What’s New – Retrospect Backup 19:

Engine

New – Support for Retrospect Cloud Storage
New – Backup Comparison for Anomaly Detection
New – OS Compliance Monitoring through Retrospect Management Console
New – Ransomware Protection: Flexible Immutable Retention Periods
New – Cloud Backup: Microsoft Azure for Government
New – Multi-Factor Authentication Option
New – Configuration File Encryption Option
New – Storage Groups: Subset Rebuild
New – Recycle Script Option
New – Suppport for LTO-9 Tapes
Improved – Improved Performance for Cloud Backup using Multi-Part Upload
Improved – 4+ GB File Support for Cloud Replication
Improved – Back up the same local drive with multiple scripts simultaneously
Improved – Duplicate/Copy the same local drive with multiple scripts simultaenously
Improved – Anomaly Detection enabled by default
Improved – Storage Groups: Groom scripts run simultaneously for all subsets
Improved – Increase maximum execution units from 16 to 64
Improved – Support: Export log/operation files with configuration files
Fixed – Cloud Backup: Fixed issue where new member is incorrectly added during media request
Fixed – Storage Groups: Fixed issue with backed up to members marked as lost
Fixed – Cloud Backup: Fixed support for Backblaze’s Default Retention Policy
Fixed – Subscriptoins: Fixed issue where expiration date not displayed in all cases
Fixed – Rebuild: Fixed performance issue on cloud backup sets
Fixed – Backup: Fixed issue where the last successful backup date not stored after recycle
Fixed – Reporting: add “Immutable Until” for all backup reports
Fixed – ProactiveAI: Fixed issue where policy paused while script being edited
Fixed – ProactiveAI: Fixed issue where policy stops using all available execution units
Fixed – Backup: Fixed remaining issues with DST and “error -2249 (could not find session)”
Fixed – Logging: Better reporting for using cloud storage with default retention date and immutable backups
Fixed – Storage Groups: Fixed issue with restore when selecting catalog for storage group rather than subset
Fixed – Cloud Data Protection: Fixed issue where files in subvolume had unexpected modification date
Fixed – Cloud Data Protection: Fixed UI issues with dates
Fixed – Grooming: Fixed issue with grooming out files based on a selector
Fixed – Cloud Data Protection: Fixed issue duplicating a zero-byte file
Fixed – NAS Backup: Handle incorrect dates from some NAS volumes to enable matching unchanged files
Fixed – Cloud Data Protection: Fixed issue with restoring certain files to cloud
Fixed – Storage Groups: Fixed issue with adding a subset catalog without the main catalog
Fixed – Scheduling: Fixed issue with day-of-the-week scheduling at 9:00am in certain time zones
Fixed – SQL Backup: Fixed issue where database clients become unlicensed when busy
Fixed – Anomaly Detection: Fixued issue where lost members can invoke error
Fixed – Backup: Fixed issue with backing up data to sets with lost members
Fixed – Scripts: Fixed issue with “Check Script” when source is a folder
Fixed – Restore Preflight: Fixed issue with export missing some .rdb file names
Fixed – Immutable Backups: Fixed issue with transfers from immutable set to local disk set
Fixed – Transfer Backups: Fixed issue with DST and with recycling source set despite an execution error
Fixed – Email Notifications: Fixed issue with Microsoft Office 365 for “Failed to read beginning of SSL/TLS record”

Client

Improved – Mac Client: New “Export Support Logs to Desktop” button in “System Preferences” > “Advanced”
Improved – Windows Client: New “Export Support Logs to Desktop” button in “Advanced”
Fixed – Mac Client: Fixed issue with log messages relating to macOS Ventura
Fixed – Mac Client: Fixed issue where client treated Time Machine snapshots as regular volumes
Fixed – Linux Client: Resolved issue running client alongside Docker
Alert – Windows Client: EOL notice for 32-bit client version

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