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Network backup software screenshots
Ferro Backup System™ 3
| Backup
The main tab displays a list of computers scheduled for backup. Each computer shows status, time of the last and next backup. Here you can start and stop backup tasks. |
| Settings - Schedule
The backup task configuration window. The Schedule tab allows you to schedule backups for the selected computer. Available schedules:
-On demand,
-Daily,
-Every certain number of days,
-Every certain number of hours,
-Days of the week |
| Settings - Range
In the Range tab you can choose files, folders or drives to back up and to skip. The window on the left shows the directory tree of the remote computer. It displays volumes, folders and files. The window also has a special field named “[All local disks]”. By checking this field you can set masks of files to back up and skip from all local hard disks. |
| Settings - Options
The Options tab enables you to set:
-backup type (full, incremental/differential, file fragments differential),
-encryption engine (Rijndael-AES, Serpent, Twofish),
-automatic freeing up of disk space (how many backups should be stored),
-backups on system shutdown. |
| Restore
Use the Restore tab to view backups and restore data from them. Ferro Backup System supports full backups and differential backups. Nevertheless, whatever backup type you choose selected for your workstation, the restore procedure is always carried out in the same, user-friendly way. |
| Network monitor
The Network Monitor is used to monitor the TCP server. It includes two information fields. One displays TCP server statistics and the other a list of active workstations (connected to the backup server).
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| Event log
The Event log is used to ensure that the System is working properly and to detect causes of possible issues. In the Event log tab you can view in real time all events concerning the System’s operation (for both server and workstations), such as errors, warnings and notifications. All registered events can be filtered by event type and affected computer names. |
| Reports
Reports facilitate analysis of the System’s operations. With reports it is no longer necessary to constantly monitor the System and analyze the Event Log. Reports are generated in HTML format and then uploaded to the Internet Explorer window in FBS Server. Using Administrative alerts, reports can be automatically generated and sent to a designated email address or FTP/web server. |
| Local Commands
Local commands are intended to extend the FBS Server functionality. They allow the running of external programs, scripts or input files, perform operations on files, use ActiveX components, control Active Directory services etc.
The code editor integrated in FBS Server supports script languages such as: JScript, VBScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Object Pascal, Forth, Haskell, TCL. |
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