Backup from FTP is an operation of saving crucial data from an FTP server to some other storage, located either offline (local) or offsite backup (remote).
Handy Backup allows making any backup using FTP as a source or storage for data of any type. Encrypt and compress FTP backups on the fly, automate your FTP backup task with Handy Backup, and more.
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Due to built-in the FTP Backup software plug-in (as well as advanced SFTP, FTPS plug-ins in higher editions of Handy Backup), you can make backup from FTP without using external connection utilities such as FileZilla.
Make your task for backup using FTP automatic, by setting up starting time and a repeating period from a minute to a couple of months. Alternatively, trigger your task by system events in advanced mode!
Encrypt and compress your backup from FTP on the fly, protecting both data consistency and storage space if you need it. Use versioned backups, time stamps and secure data storage where you want!
Handy Backup supports many storage types for backup using FTP as a source, including:
This is a quite simple task due to both an internal FTP backup plug-in and a comprehensible GUI. Open Handy Backup, create a new task and select "Backup" on Step 1. Then follow the next instruction.
Note: These are many parameters to establish a typical FTP connection. To set up these parameters correctly, please get this information somehow and then fill it in the connection dialog, according to User Manual references.
That is all! After you complete task creation, this task will backup from FTP automatically, according to your settings and scheduling sequence.
FTP servers are common data storage, which can keep any data types processed by Handy Backup, from disk image backups to database to some uncommon file types such as Windows registry. Examples of these features include:
"I make an everyday backup from FTP server to my portable drive, to get a fresh copy of my work files. The option of taking a backup when plugging a USB disk to a laptop is amazing! Really, no one extra move to save all you want!"
J. K. Barrens, a product manager