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Can BACKUPKEY
back up across networks?
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You'll love using BACKUPKEY on a network.
BACKUPKEY can back up in EITHER direction across a network.
I'll explain:
FROM a server or any other network drive:
Suppose you use a networked data drive,
such as a server drive or a drive shared from another computer.
To back up any or all of the drive, simply assign it a drive letter,
then add the drive (or just a single folder) to your backup on the
"What to Back Up" page. That's it!
TO a BACKUPKEY drive across your network:
In this case, you are backing up to a BACKUPKEY drive that is attached
to another "host" computer (not the computer you are sitting at).
The drive must be shared at the host computer. Assign the drive a drive letter
on the computer you wish to back up, then view the drive in "My Computer".
Double-click the BackupKey.exe application and BACKUPKEY will run a full
backup of your computer just as if it were plugged in to it!
Of course, you can put a shortcut on your desktop to make starting the software easier.
NOTE: When backing up TO a BACKUPKEY drive across your network, the Scheduling function will not work
(it's a Windows thing).
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