What Is FTP Backup and What Does It Do?
FTP backup is a feature within the NCVAV Santral system that ensures the secure backup and storage of data. This feature allows for the regular backup of important data and configurations to FTP (File Transfer Protocol) servers, reducing the risk of data loss. FTP backup facilitates the regular backup and easy restoration of data, providing a quick recovery process in case of system failures or data loss. Additionally, this method enhances data management and security, supporting the uninterrupted operation of the business.
Features
- Automated Backup: The FTP backup feature creates data backups automatically at scheduled intervals. This ensures regular and secure data backups without manual intervention.
- Data Encryption: Backed-up data is securely encrypted. This protects the data during the backup process and prevents unauthorized access.
- Backup Scheduling: Users can schedule backup operations according to specific time intervals. This ensures regular data backups and helps prevent important data loss.
- Backup Monitoring and Reporting: FTP backup operations can be monitored and reported in detail. This allows tracking of the status and effectiveness of the backup processes.
- Multiple Backup Locations: Data can be backed up to multiple FTP servers. This enhances data security and reduces risks associated with relying on a single server.
