Connected Digital World

Earlier tonight we posted about Tranquil’s HomeServerSync Add-In – now we take a closer look.

Today Tranquil have released the pricing information for their forthcoming HomeServerSync product – along with information on the beta.

There is a new article just been posted on the Lifehacker website on Windows Home Server. The article is called Set Up Windows Home Server to Automate Your Backups and Corral Your Media.

The guys over at Cloudberry are asking for beta testers for their new Cloudberry Backup for Windows Home Server.

As you may know, we are fans of KeepVault from Proxure, which is a great add-in that allows you to backup offsite over the Internet. Proxure have released a new version of KeepVault, version 3.15.

Do you need some external storage? Do you need something portable? And by portable I mean something that you could carry around in your pocket? If the answer is yes then look no further than the Seagate FreeAgent GO USB hard drive range.

As previously announced, owners of the EX470/475 MediaSmart Servers can now download two new applications for their Servers. The online backup application allows customers to designate specific shared folders on their Server for secure upload to the Amazon S3 service. Doing so provides an additional layer of data protection for the most important photos, documents and other files on your Windows Home Server.

KeepVault from Proxure is an online backup solution add-in for your important files that your store on your Windows Home Server. The latest version, version 3 has just been released and is reviewed here.

Continuing our series of “How To…” guides, this guide explains how to use an external hard drive to backup your Windows Home Server Shared Folders easily and without much effort.

I want to show you how you can add a WHS disk and make the Wireframe modification through the Disk Management Add-In. Usually with Windows Home Server you must use the Server Storage tab to add new drives. Read on to find out how you can use the Disk Management Add-In as an alternative to the Server Storage tab.

Tim Daleo returns to explain how to use the WHS BDBB Add-in to back up your Windows Home Server.

A few weeks ago, I wrote an article called Backing Up a Mac with an HP MediaSmart EX485 or EX487. The article explained how to back up a Mac using Time Machine to your HP MediaSmart EX485 or EX487. This was possible due to some added software that HP included with the new MediaSmart Servers. Now for all those people who don’t yet have either the EX485 or the EX487, but still have either the EX470 or EX475, MediaSmartHome.com has a detailed article on how to do pretty much the same thing using SMB Shares.