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Revision as of 11:17, 19 March 2007
Application: Pluto Backup & Media Share
Components:
PlutoBaSInstaller - used to install the applications PlutoBaS - main application used to configure backup tasks and media shares PlutoBackupSrv - backup service - programmatically executing the backup tasks PlutoBaSMan - taskbar application for controlling the backup service
Install the application using PlutoBaSInstaller. Use Pluto Backup&Media Config ( PlutoBaS.exe ) to configure backup tasks and media shares.
- First use "Find pluto" button to locate the DCERouter. It'll try to automatically find the router and load the available backup devices list. - After it finds the router you'llbe able to use the other tabs: - Media tab: - Add directories you want to share and press save "Save configuration and update shares" to create the shares. - If you want to clear all shares you created, use "Clear all shares" - Backup tab: - Configure your backup tasks. For every task you can setup: - which directories to backup ( including subdirectories and filtering files ) - how often to backup ( you can also create a full backup using the "Backup now" button from the "On demand" option - choose backup devices to use, from those available. It'll try to create the backup on those devices you selected - if one of the devices it's not available or it doesn't have enough space it'd try the next one. - Use "Save configuration" to save the backup tasks list. - Restore tab: - First choose backup device you want to restore from. when you select a device from the list it'll try to connect to the device and retrieve the backed up computers and tasks - sometimes, this could take take a while. - Then choose the backed up computers and check the tasks you want to restore. - Finally choose the destination ( the local directory you want to restore to ) and press "Restore"
Next you can use Pluto Backup&Media Manager to control the backup service. It will start minimized in the tray bar.
You can use it to:
- Start/Stop the service - Force reloading the task list - which will command the service to reload the backup configuration from the disk - See the current tasks status by pressing "Refreshing task list" - Enable/disable a task - Command the service to execute a "backup on demand" for that task.