No, perpetual licenses are not available for the Managed Backup Service Provider Edition and we offer only annual subscription licenses. However, perpetual licenses are available for the Managed Backup Professional Edition.

The trial versions of Managed Backup SP Edition available for download from our website do not require any license key

Yes, Managed Backup can be used to backup desktops and laptops to a dedicated backup server inside the intranet. In this deployment, the dedicated backup server(s) should run Managed Backup in server mode and desktops and laptops

Yes, Managed Backup can be used to backup a computer to a Remote location provided the computer has direct connectivity to the Remote Backup server running Managed Backup. This facility is however not available in the Free

Managed Backup can comfortably backup up files that are exclusively locked up or are being used by other applications at the time of backup in Microsoft Windows OSes. Managed Backup supports Volume Shadow Service to backup the

Managed Backup can be installed on Linux or Windows based NAS servers. It is possible to backup a NAS file server over the network to other user desktops or a dedicated backup server. If Managed Backup cannot

Managed Backup uses the Blowfish encryption algorithm. You can get more information about blowfish algorithm. Excerpts from the blowfish website: “Blowfish was designed in 1993 by Bruce Schneier as a fast, free alternative to existing encryption algorithms.

Whoops! If you forget the backup encryption password, then there is no known way to decrypt your backed up data. So it is recommended that you write down the backup encryption password in a safe and secure

IntelliDelta is a powerful and proven technology that performs backups for only the incremental changes in files. Instead of handling incremental changes in the block level (e.g. 4KB blocks), Managed Backup’s Intelli-Delta technology goes one, actually, two

Yes there is! Typically, your first backup takes the longest time/bandwidth. Thereafter, if you’ve enabled incremental backups (which you should be doing if you’re backing up online), only changes in files/folders are backed up. These incremental backups