Add-In Update: KeepVault 2.30

Wed, Oct 15, 2008

  |  Terry Walsh
Add-In Update: KeepVault 2.30

David over at the Home Server Show has the scoop on a new release of Proxure’s online backup add-in for Windows Home Server, KeepVault.

The update allows you to now see how much space you’re using for your online backup (useful now that the pricing plans have now changed pretty dramatically) and gives you the option to delete files from your online backup directly from the WHS Console.

For those of you who missed the news a few weeks ago, KeepVault recently removed their unlimited storage option and increased backup pricing across the board.

More Info: KeepVault

 

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8 Responses to “Add-In Update: KeepVault 2.30”

  1. smadge1 Says:
    15. October 2008 at 11:19 am

    “For those of you who missed the news a few weeks ago, KeepVault recently removed their unlimited storage option and increased backup pricing across the board.”

    hrmm… Hook. Line. Sinker.

    We need some decent competition in this area.

  2. efc65 Says:
    15. October 2008 at 2:22 pm

    @smadge1 – Are there any alternative online backup providers for the WHS?

  3. Patrick Says:
    15. October 2008 at 3:21 pm

    Originally Posted By efc65@smadge1 – Are there any alternative online backup providers for the WHS?

    I’m using Jungle Disk (which uses Amazons storage service) and am very happy with it.

  4. PDC Says:
    15. October 2008 at 5:42 pm

    I use HP upline and use the mklink feature in Vista to make a UNC folder appear as a local folder, so the UPline client doesn’t have an issue with it …

  5. John Woodcock Says:
    16. October 2008 at 4:18 pm

    I’m using a combination of SMEStorage.com and Jungle Disk which allows me to use my own Amazon S3 account (which is cheap). I recently started to backup my Amazon S3 files to Gmail using SMEStorage.com – this works really well and allows me to have an easy backup of my online storage.

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    18. October 2008 at 4:22 am

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  1. KeepVault Online Backup for Windows Home Server | eHomeUpgrade - October 16, 2008

    [...] With more and more people creating and storing digital media and data, it’s become vitally important to store your content in a secure location; for some that me be on network-attached storage server at home, while for others it may be with an online hosting services. A company called Proxure asks: Why not both? If you own a Windows Home Server, Proxure has made a WHS add-on available [2.30 release details] that will sync your import files to their online backup service and help you keep track of how much space you’re using and gives you the option to delete hosted files directly from the WHS console. As an example of the pricing structure, 200GB of web storage will run you $188/yr with KeepVault compared to $350 for Amazon S3’s service. Downside: 5GB max file size limit. [via / via] [...]
  2. Proxure Releases KeepVault 2.30 for Windows Home Server | eHomeUpgrade - October 16, 2008

    [...] A few weeks ago, Proxure cut their unlimited storage plan for KeepVault, their online backup add in for Windows Home Server. At the same time, they raised prices on their remaining plans. This led to many users being charged for space they probably didn’t realize they were using. As a fix, KeepVault 2.30 is now available from Proxure. This update allows users to see how much space they are using and allows deleting online files using the Windows Home Server Console.[via] [...]