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Ahsay Online Backup Suite V5.1: Whitepaper - In-File Delta

Overview With In-File Delta technology, it is now possible to backup very large files daily. There are two different modes of operation available ("Differential" and "Incremental") for In-File Delta backups. Both modes will use approximately the same amount of disk space storage on the server. "Differential Delta" will facilitate ease of restore. The delta is generated by comparing with the latest uploaded "Full" file so the delta file can grow daily and uses more bandwidth during backup. "Incremental Delta" will facilitate ease of backup. The delta is generated by comparing with the latest uploaded "Full" or "Delta" file so the delta file is the smallest possible and uses the least bandwidth during backup.

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Publisher	Leb Shama	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	File and Network Servers, Back-up, Storage Management

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