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How to create an Amazon EBS storage device > 1TB

Amazon EBS presently has a maximum size limit of 1TB. With the Wholesalebackup online backup server you can mount multiple 1TB devices and manage your users across them from the administrative web portal. However, there maybe times when you need to have a larger than 1TB partition,...

Restoring a Microsoft SQL Server dbase (MDF/LDF) backed up as files

In our new WholesaleBackup client release (when running in experimental mode), whether or not you select an entire VSS Component to backup, the WholesaleBackup client will activate the Component’s Writer, so for example, if you select a single SQL Server .MDB and .LDF file or an Exchange ....

Plugin components now available for Exchange, Oracle, SQL, etc.

Divinsa LLC’s WholesaleBackup software client, since it’s first version, has utilized the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) framework for backing up open files in what Microsoft terms as a “crash consistent state” (i.e. backups of all open files will be at a specific...

Dedicated plugin for Microsoft Exchange Backup/Restore is in the works

We've provided for backing up and restoring Microsoft Exchange using Microsoft's utilities and VSS (Volume Shadow Copy Services) writer. The number one requested feature is for WholesaleBackup to provide a simple plugin for backing up Microsoft Exchange, which I am pleased to share is now...

Storage Quotas

In implementing account based storage quotas we faced two alternatives, the first was to use native quota managed packages in Linux itself (see http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialQuotas.html for example) or to implement alerting and management at a higher level. To ease the...