Gate-and-Way Backup 2.2

Backup all your LAN's data in once. Automatic, Simple, Client/Server Each day of the week will have its own online backup, automatically copying the data contained either in the Gate-and-Way server, or in the network computers. You will never lose any data due to hard disk crashes either at the server side or at the client one. Other Gate-and-Way's modules: Mail, Fax, Internet, Voice, RAS. All them integrated and centrally managed. ...

Author Gate-and-Way
License Free To Try
Price $35.00
Released 2004-05-11
Downloads 291
Filesize 927 kB
Requirements PIII, 128Mb RAM, 5Gb HD
Installation Install and Uninstall
Keywords Unified Messaging System, Client, Server, Mail, Fax, Internet, Voice, Backup, Remote Access, RAS, remote, lan, LAN, local, area, network, ethernet, Windows, Linux, Outlook, Express, Mutt, Pine, Fetchmail, Netscape, Navigator, Messenger, router, firewall
Users' rating
(4 rating)
Gate-and-Way BackupBackup & RestoreWindows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Unix, Linux
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