CrashPlan Online Backup Service Software For Mac 4.8.4
22.28 MB (Safe & Secure)
Only CrashPlan for Mac offers local and online backup service that’s automatic, secure, and cross-platform. Whether you need to back up one laptop at home or up to 10 for the family, CrashPlan for small business for macOS delivers multi-destination protection that maximizes convenience, flexibility, and rapid restores. It’s free to back up locally and to friends and family, and it’s just a few dollars a month for unlimited online backup with the tool Central subscription.
CrashPlan is a professional software application built specifically for helping you back up the sensitive information stored in your disk, as well as compress, encrypt, and transmit the files to the desired destination.
Every step of the way, This explains clearly what is happening and what will happen next. It consumes very little of your CPU as it backs up, leaving you to get on with more important things. The only complaint I’d make about CrashPlan is that it should have detected that my external hard drive was not big enough to backup my hard drive. It simply goes straight into the backup and only informed me that the disk is full only when it reached that stage.
CrashPlan is the best cloud backup for small business, using less bandwidth and disk space. In other words, backups complete faster! Here’s what changed: Data de-duplication is even more efficient at finding data matches in your files, which means fewer data to back up! CrashPlan’s default backup file selection has been improved on Mac.
This software user interface is a clean design. The console is a popup with a window that has a link to Home, Downloads, and Settings. There are links to device preferences, and the ability to add backup sets. You can also see if your latest backup is complete, and when the last backup took place, as well as the number of files and the size of the backup.
Pros And Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Secure and encrypted online backups | Online backups can be very slow |
| Extremely easy to use | Online backups may compromise your security |
| It allows you to backup to other Macs and PCs | It doesn’t detect if your external hard drive is big enough to back up to |
system Requirements
| Operating System | Mac OS 10.9 and higher version |
| Processor | Apple M1 or 2 GHz 64-bit Intel CPU |
| Memory | 2 GB RAM |
| Storage Space | 2 GB hard drive space |
CrashPlan Online Backup Service For Mac Features
- Triple Destination Protection™: Enjoy free backup to an external drive and any trusted, internet-connected computer. Or experience the full trifecta of fearlessness with a subscription to cloud-based destination, CrashPlan Central. Only this app offers such comprehensive protection.
- Truly Unlimited: Whether you require gigabytes or terabytes of online backup, a subscription to the app Central cloud will set you free from file type and size roadblocks.
- Stepped-up Security: The app subscribers can surround their digital life with 448-bit encryption, including a private key option. This rare combination of security measures creates a virtually impenetrable “force field” around your data. What’s more, it took extra steps to ensure data centers comply with military-grade security standards and conform to industry best practices for power redundancy, cooling, and fire protection.
- Your Files, Mobilized: Free mobile app is another reason to give a CrashPlan subscription a go. Along with continuous protection of your complete digital life, you’ll enjoy ready access to all your computer files from virtually anywhere, at any time. Files at your fingertips and world at your feet—it’s go time.
- Silent and Continuous: The program is your silent computer backup partner, protecting your precious files and folders in real-time. Designed to use minimal CPU power, you won’t even know it’s running. If your backup is interrupted, or you put your computer to sleep, the software automatically resumes when your computer becomes available again. And when you subscribe to the app Central, you can set your online backups to run as frequently as every minute.
- External Drive Backup: Have more files to back up than a single hard drive can hold? Most of us do. The computer backup has all your external hard drives covered. You can even remove and later reattach external hard drives without restarting the backup—no matter how long they’ve been disconnected. The app keep your files safe and secure until you say otherwise.
- Generous Retention and Versioning: In real life, there’s no living in the past. But you call the shots when it comes to your digital life. With the tool, it’s easy to go back in time to a precise version of a file or folder. What’s more, there’s no limit to how many versions you can back up to the app Central.
- Family-friendly: A subscription to the app Central cloud is an easy and affordable way to prevent your digital legacy from becoming history. And simple online application, including email alerts, lets you keep an eye on everyone’s backup status—from grandma to high school graduate.
- Deleted File Protection: The app Central cloud is a regret-free zone. Keep your deleted files forever (unless you tell us not to), so no matter how much time passes after you trash a file, you can dig it out. And while this means a larger investment of resources on the part, if it helps reduce anxiety over accidentally trashing your data, it’s well worth it.
- Seeded Backup: Have lots and lots of data (over 300 GB) to backup? If you’re in a hurry to back those files up, seeded backup service is for you. The app ship you a seed drive with instructions for backing up your files locally. Simply return the fully-loaded seed drive and jump-start your backup for you.
- Restore-to-Door Priority Recovery: The quickest way to recover your files (and emotional footing) after an epic data loss. With this optional service, you will receive a hard drive loaded with your data, so you can restore files locally in just a few hours.
- Smart Backup: The file you’re working on right now is the one most in need of backup, so CrashPlan backs up your most recent files first, then makes sure you have a full backup at one destination as soon as possible. Even while you’re working, CrashPlan is silently crunching numbers in the background, de-duplicating data between all your files to keep your backups as small and efficient as possible.
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CrashPlan Online Cloud backup Software For Mac FAQs
How does CrashPlan for Small Business Backup Work?
Backup begins with a process called data deduplication. The Code42 app analyzes a small piece of the file (a block), and checks to see if that block was previously backed up.
- If that block was already backed up, the Code42 app moves on and analyzes the next block.
- If the block has not yet been backed up, the Code42 app compresses the block to save storage space, encrypts the block to secure the data, and sends the block to the backup destination.
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Why Does Crashplan For Small Business Report A Different Size Of Backup Than My Computer?
You compare the size of your files selected for backup to the file size the Code42 app reports it’s backing up, you may notice a difference. Multiple factors can contribute to this difference, such as our deduplication and compression processes.
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How Do I Fix This Error: "Code42 Crashplan Cannot Connect To Its Background Service"?
The graphical user interface that you interact with when using CrashPlan for Small Business needs to connect with the service that runs in the background. They connect on a local network connection that is built into every device. If they can’t connect, then you will see this error message. The first thing to try on all platforms is to restart the Code42 service.
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What’s New in This Version:
- Corrects an issue in which text was missing from the bottom of the Restore screen on Mac devices using macOS High Sierra 10.13. This fix introduces minor changes to the restore interface for all devices
- Corrects an issue on Mac devices using macOS High Sierra 10.13 in which the CrashPlan menu bar app closed unexpectedly under certain circumstances
- Corrects an issue on Mac devices using macOS High Sierra 10.13 in which some text was missing from the status messages at the top of the CrashPlan app
CrashPlan Online Backup Service For Mac Overview
Technical Specification
| Version | 4.8.4 |
| File Size | 22.28 MB |
| Languages | English |
| License | Free Trial |
| Developer | Code 42 Software Inc |
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