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Thursday, November 01 2007 @ 10:33 AM CDT |
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 File Replication Pro (FRP), a premiere provider of file replication and synchronization software on Novell platforms, today released a new version (4.3.14), with improved support and stability for Netware and SUSE Linux.
Maintaining its core functionality of secure, bandwidth efficient replication and synchronization, the new release places emphasis on ease of installation, resource management and overall performance and stability.
Used by hundreds of customers both large and small for a variety of uses, including:
* Off-site backup
* Satellite Office synchronization
* Content Distribution
Additional features include: Integrated Scheduling, File and Folder Filtering, Web based Administration Console and Byte Level Copy.
For more information and to download a free evaluation go to: http://www.filereplicationpro.com/novell-netware-ready.html
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Saturday, February 04 2012 @ 04:15 AM CST
I would like to mention that I downloaded the demo of this product yesterday, and attempted to use it on a freshly-installed NetWare 6.5 SP7 box. Unfortunately the product simply doesn't work, it fails silently on the console screen (looks like it runs but it doesn't), spewing a nonsensical Java class exception error into the logger screen. We called technical support and they basically said "wait until the next version in Febuary"...)
Seems like RSync for NetWare is still where it's at for inter-server replication...