Disk Safes

About Disk Safes

A Disk Safe is a Differential Block Storage Container. This technology was invented by Righteous Software to support the storage of Incremental Disk Images at the sector level, encryption, and/or compression of variable length block sizes. The system delivers fast access to any Incremental as if it were a complete Disk Image with performance comparable to the native file system. Disk Safes allow any Incremental to be deleted, freeing up the Disk space consumed by the Incremental, while still maintaining the dependant sectors used by other Incremental Disk Images.

Note

You cannot backup a Host until it has at least one (1) Disk Safe.
New Backups can only be stored in the most recent Disk Safe.
You can Restore from any available Incremental in any Disk Safe.

Disk Safe Compression — Description of Disk Safe Compression, compression levels and recommendations of selecting a level.
Disk Safe Defragmentation — Description of Disk Safe Defragmentation, example scenario.
Disk Safe Encryption — Description of Disk Safe Encryption.
Creating Disk Safes — Instructions on how to create a new Disk Safe in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Defining Disk Safe Settings — Instructions on how to change the Disk Safe properties in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Enabling Automatic Defragmentation — Instructions on how to enable the automatic defragmentation for a Disk Safe in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Deleting Disk Safes — Instructions on how to delete Disk Safes in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Managing Incremental Backup Images — Instructions on how to access the Incremental Backup Images in the Disk Safe Browser in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Locking Incremental Disk Images — Instructions on how to lock an Incremental Disk Image keeping it from being deleted in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Deleting Incremental Disk Images — Instructions on how to delete the Incremental Disk Images in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Repairing Disk Safes — Instructions on how to run the Repair task for a Disk Safe in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
Verifying Disk Safes — Instructions on how to run the Verify task for a Disk Safe in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.

Disk Safes

Disk Safes

About Disk Safes

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