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Topic: Target
directory
BackUp Maker supports backing up your data
to hard disk (internal/external, LAN), USB sticks,
diskettes, CD/DVD carriers and direct uploads to an FTP
server. This topic describes how to select the various
targets.
Tab sheet: Local
Backs up your data to local data
carriers (e.g. hard disks, USB sticks, diskettes) or
to computers within a LAN. Select your target from
the customary Windows Browser window by highlighting
the target folder or the drive.
Note: DVD RAM
Windows treats storage media of
the DVD RAM type like ordinary hard disks. You
can backup to DVD RAM by selecting backup to a
local target. To do this, simply select the
burner drive as your target directory. If you
prefer to use the integrated burner support that
BackUp Maker provides, select the CD/DVD tab.
Tab
sheet: CD/DVD
To write your backup direct to CD/DVD,
select the CD/DVD tab. This lists all available
burners that are supported. Please select the burner
that you wish to use for writing to the CD/DVD.
Button: Settings
After selecting your burner, go to
the settings for the write operation. Click on
the Settings button.
Tab sheet: CD/DVD-R
If you want to back
up your data to a Write once only media, use
the CD/DVD-R tab. All currently available
media are supported (CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R,
DVD+R Dual Layer).
Option: Write
speed
Please select
your write speed. Note that an
exaggerated write speed may interfere
with the process and may invalidate your
media.
Option: Finalize
CD/DVD
In order to
automatically close your CD/DVD after the
write process, enable the Finalize CD/DVD
checkbox. Failure to do this will create
a multiple session CD/DVD.
Tab sheet: CD/DVD-RW
If you want to back
up your data to a "Write many"
media, use the CD/DVD-RW tab. All currently
available media are supported (CD-RW, DVD-RW,
DVD+RW, DVD-RAM).
Option: Don't
erase
Select this
option if you do not wish to erase your
data medium before the write operation.
In this case, a multiple session medium
is created.
Option: Quick
erase
This option
performs a quick erase operation of your
medium before writing to it. This erases
only the table of contents of the medium,
not the actual data.
Option: Complete
erase
This option
completely erases the contents of the
storage medium before writing to it. This
process may take a few minutes, depending
on the storage medium.
Option: Finalize
CD/DVD
In order to
automatically close your CD/DVD after the
write process, enable the Finalize CD/DVD
checkbox. Failure to do this will create
a multiple session CD/DVD.
Option: Eject CD/DVD after data
was written
If you want the
storage media to be ejected once the writing
process is complete, enable this checkbox.
Note: Some systems
will detect new CD/DVD data only when the
CD/DVD has been ejected.
Tab
sheet: FTP
If you want to upload your backup via
FTP to a server, please click on the FTP tab.
Input box: Host address
Enter the host address here.
Example: ftp.example.org
Input box: User name
In
order to log on via FTP you require a user name
plus a password. Enter your user name here.
Input box: Password
Enter
your password for the FTP connection here. Make
sure you distinguish correctly between upper and
lower case.
Input box: Folder
If
you want to upload your backup to a specific
folder on the server, enter the folder name in
this box.
Example:
\folder\subfolder
Option:
Connection type
Enable
the Passive mode checkbox if FTP connection shall
be executed in Passive mode (PASV).
BackUp Maker offers secure uploads via FTPS (FTP over
SSL). Please contact your ISP if your server supports
FTPS.
Option:
SSL connection
Activate
option "Use SSL" if you want BackUp
Maker to use FTPS.
Option:
SSL method
Please
select supported SSL method and SSL version here.
Option:
SSL certificate
If
your FTP server needs a SSL certificate file you
can enter the full file path and file name in
this box. Alternatively you can click the right
placed button to select a file.
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