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System backup restore replication

System backup restore replication After Ive spent quite a while configuring and tweaking the system it is a natural thought to save its state so that if anything goes wrong I could restore it back. My requirements were: free and simple solution fast backup/restore I was using acronis true image for my windows system, but on linux theres a free and great tool that can do the job - fsarchiver. It is not installed by default so you have to install it via synaptic/apt-get It really is simple and great, can backup separate folders and the whole fs.. To backup the whole system I run it from the bootable media. Preparation. Get rescue disk from here. Burn it or create a bootable usb drive. Boot from the media. Mount the drive that will hold the backup image. Backup: $ fsarchiver savefs -j 2 -v ~/flash.fsa /dev/sdd1 Restore: $ fsarchiver restfs /data/flash.fsa id=0,dest=/dev/sdd1 -j option enables the usage of 2 CPUs, -v is for more information during the execution. download  file  now

TechNet Convert SonusSbcConfigToWord ps1 – Turn your Sonus backup into a DOCX or PDF

TechNet Convert SonusSbcConfigToWord ps1 – Turn your Sonus backup into a DOCX or PDF http://ift.tt/1D9VJRb Filed under: SkypeForBusiness via Skype for Business News Aggregator Full Article download  file  now

System backup with TimeVault

System backup with TimeVault Time vault is a GUI application that can assist  users in taking incremental back up.  Its functionality is similar  to Time/Machine available on Apple MACs   TimeVault  makes automated  snapshots of ( selected parts of ) the file system. You can roll back to a previous version   of a file or directory, or just view it the way it was when the snapshot was taken. Snapshots are protected from accidental deletion or modification since they are read-only by default. The super-user can delete intermediate snapshots to save space, but files and directories that existed before or after the deletion will still be accessible Its also integrates into Nautilus, so you can go the properties page for a snapshoted file (right-click in Nautilus and choose properties), and see a Previous Versions tab with a calendar on it. TimeVault Features include:  * Automatically saves and recovers data  * Actively moni...