#Mail backup x serial seek archive#

An archived profile will no longer participate in backup process and it will stay in passive mode allowing you to view or export backed-up data later.

#Mail backup x serial seek archive#

Useful Options and Settings of Backup ProfileĪ typical profile-card shows all information about a profile and it has few buttons to perform profile- related operations as highlighted in following figure.īackup Now: A button at the top right corner of each profile card to manually start backup for this profile anytime.ĭelete: Click on “Delete” button either to archive or delete this profile. There are various buttons to create new backup or import data etc. You can add/remove/update your backup profiles from this view. It will open the “My Backup Profiles” view. Click on “My Backup Profiles” in the left sidebar Setting up a backup profile is a straight forward task. Thus, Mail Backup X also doubles in and comes handy as a Universal Email Archive viewer. It enables you to view/search and export your legacy data to any other desired format. A new backup profile is created for each “Import” and it does not run any backup schedule later. Passive Backup Profiles: You can import Mail database exported from Apple Mail / Thunderbird / Postbox / Outlook databases and Mail Archive files like ost / pst / olk /eml / olm / mbox into Mail Backup X. It takes backup from a source such as an email-client application or email server account. There are mainly two types of backup profiles:Īctive Backup Profiles: An active backup profiles takes participation in backup process. Thus, it gives better control in configuring complex scenarios in few simple steps while configuring individual Mail Backup Profiles.

You can freely modify settings or delete any profile when needed. Each profile runs independently without interfering with other profile.

Simultaneously, you can setup one more backup profile which takes backup from your Microsoft Outlook (client application running on your system), runs automatically and saves un-secured backup at two mirror locations.

Each backup-configuration is referred as backup profile.įor example, a backup profile can be setup which takes backup from your personal email account on an IMAP Server, runs every 30 minutes and saves secured (encrypted) backup at a certain location. In order to give better flexibility to the user, Mail Backup X allows you to setup multiple backups, each configured from different email-sources, backup-locations and different backup schedules.