Introduction Backing up open files is a critical task for ensuring data integrity and availability. Zoolz offers a robust solution by utilizing the Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) to back up files even when they are in use. This guide provides detailed instructions on how to configure Zoolz to include additional file extensions for VSS-based […]
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Using the “No-Zoolz Zone” Folder for Selective Backup Exclusions
Introduction When Zoolz desktop application is installed on a Windows machine, a folder named No-Zoolz Zone is created on the desktop. This folder allows users to exclude specific files or folders from being backed up. By dragging and dropping items into this folder, the Zoolz desktop application will skip these during the backup process, even […]
Performing Full Scan with Zoolz
Introduction Regularly scanning and backing up your files is crucial for data security and efficient file management. With Zoolz, you can automate this process, ensuring that new and modified files are consistently backed up. This guide will walk you through the steps to set up periodic scans for all selected directories regularly, and make sure […]
Data Deduplication with Zoolz
Definition Within the Zoolz service, data deduplication is an internal process designed to identify duplicate copies of files during the data backup procedure. This functionality operates between the machine(s) hosting the Zoolz application and the Zoolz servers, effectively detecting duplicated files. How Zoolz’s Deduplication Works Zoolz’s deduplication mechanism recognizes previously uploaded files within your Zoolz […]
Schedule Backups with Zoolz
Introduction Zoolz offers continuous data protection (CDP) through customizable scheduling settings. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up backup schedules. For regular PCs, the computer must be powered on, not in sleep or hibernation mode, and the user must be logged into their profile for the scheduled backup to start. If these conditions are […]
Delete a Zoolz Backup
Introduction With Zoolz, deleting a backup involves discontinuing the backup process for a specific device (such as a computer or server), without retaining the backed-up data from that device on the cloud. The delete action cannot be undone. How to Delete a Computer’s Backup After completion, within a 15-minute window, the Zoolz desktop application […]
Suspend a Zoolz Backup
Introduction If you need to temporarily stop backing up a device, suspending it is the best option. Suspending acts like a pause on the backup process from the server side, without removing the device from your Zoolz account. This means the device remains registered, and the Zoolz application will halt the backup until you request […]
Archive a Zoolz Backup
Introduction With Zoolz, archiving a backup involves discontinuing the backup process for a specific device (such as a computer or server), while retaining the backed-up data from that device on the cloud for future restoration purposes. How to Archive a Computer’s Backup After completion, within a 15-minute window, the Zoolz desktop application installed on […]
Network Bandwidth Throttling with Zoolz
Definition Network Bandwidth Throttling permits the regulation of the bandwidth consumption by the Zoolz service during the upload process. Advantages Reducing congestion in network traffic. Side Effects Activation of the Bandwidth Throttling feature results in a slowdown of the backup process. How to Enable/Disable Multithreaded Upload Method 1: Using the Zoolz Desktop Application Open the […]
Multithreaded Upload with Zoolz
Definition In Zoolz, a multithreaded upload refers to a method of uploading data to the cloud storage using multiple concurrent threads or connections. This approach allows for faster upload speeds by dividing the data into smaller chunks and uploading them simultaneously. Once all the chunks are uploaded, they are reassembled on the server side to […]