Genie Backup Manager Home Edition 7.0 Online Manual
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Getting Started
- Product Overview
- Installation
- Genie Backup Manager
- Open File Backup Agent
- Upgrade to the New Version of Genie Backup Manager
- GBM Basics
- Using GBM
- The Main Window
- Backup Devices
- Data
- Personal Data and Settings (My Profile)
- Files and Folders
- Programs and Program Settings
- Backup Settings
- Backup Types
- Security in GBM
Understanding Backup Sets and Purging- Understanding Archive Bit and Backup Types
- Adding a Timestamp to the Backup File
- Rotating Backup Types
- Compression
- Power Management Options
- How to: Create Backup Shortcuts on the Desktop
- How to: Create Self-Restorable Backups
Command Line Parameters
- Scheduler
- Run Backup
- Backup Progress
- Data Verification
- Managing Open Files
- Restore
- Disaster Recovery
- Logs and Reports
- The Backup Log
- The Restore Log
- Data Verification Log
- Advanced Logging
- Notifications and Alerts
- Scripting
- Troubleshooting
- Technical Support
- Ordering Genie Backup Manager
Global Preferences: Online Backup
The Online Backup page of the Global Preferences window (accessible from the Tools menu, Global Preferences menu item) contains options related to the online backup functionality.
This option enables you to limit the bandwidth used to upload to Genie Servers
Maximum upload rate GBM can use to upload backed up files to Genie Servers
Always limit maximum upload rate
Limit maximum upload rate between these hours; otherwise, use full bandwidth
If this option is disabled Genie Backup Manager will cache the entire backup set to file in a temporary local location, and then upload it to the Genie-Soft Online Backup Servers. Otherwise, GBM will cache and upload chunks of data according to the size limit specified in the option below.
Set the size for local temporary cache created before uploading data. Make sure your hard drive has enough disk space for the cache file to be created.