Overview

DataArmour is a local, intra and internet backup system. It allows you to backup anything, to anywhere, automatically (assuming, of course, that you have access to do so).

DataArmour allows selection of files to be backed up using a rule based system, giving flexibility yet retaining ease of use. Also included is comprehensive logging, support for ZIP (or other types of removable drive) drives, compression, adjustable priorities for both main application and its threads, ability to run from some other scheduler, and multi-threading.

You can specify what things to backup, as well as what you want to include/exclude very easily. DatArmour then runs in the background and takes care of everything for you.

DataArmour includes the following features:

Compatible with Windows 95 and above, Windows NT4.0 and above
Backup local and LAN directories to a named location. This location can either be local, on a LAN (using UNC names if you preffer) or an FTP server
Backup multiple source files, from multiple directories and retain the relevant directory/path information
Include and exclude files from the backup operation using powerfull and flexible rules.
Optionally compress the backup to a ZIP file.
Configurable compression levels for each ZIP file.
Ability to schedule the backup opterations
Preview the effect of a backup, without performing the backup
Ability to monitor specific directories for changes, and then run the backup (this can also be delayed)
Run many backup operations simulateously (this is configurable)
Run individual items at their own priorities, allowing more important items to complete first.
After completing the backup, list (and optionally remove) any files that have been deleted from the source.
Works with virtually any FTP server
Full logging of backup operation
Encrypt registry settings
Many backup options

Registered users receive:

Free technical support (via email)
Earliest notification of upgrades and new releases
Discounts on upgrades
Ability to participate in beta-tests of upcoming releases