Rainmaker23

Obviously, the choices for backup providers is almost endless. Does anyone know of a comparison chart that shows some of the major players and some of the features?

I'll mention a few just in cose someone would like to reply:

1. Ability to do differential and/or incremental backups
2. Ability to backup Exchange databases
3. Ability to backup SQL databases
4. Ability to send email notifications WITHOUT having to open up the email to see if the backup was successful or not (i.e. Success or Failure is in the email Subject)
5. Ability to backup open files... including QuickBooks
6. Ability to specify backup "versions;" that is, "I need to retrieve the backup we made two days ago, not the one we made last night."
7. Must be able to run on Vista, Windows 2008 server, and Windows 7.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

lnicosia

checkout www.backupmyinfo.com ... they have sophisticated software that can handle all of the above. though what's best about their company is that each of their client has a dedicated engineer to monitor their backups daily. that same engineer is also available for 24/7 life emergency support. all of this is included ... client never pays for support