Retrospect para Mac
Software de copia de seguridad y recuperación.
$169.00
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Resumen de Retrospect
Retrospect es el nombre más confiable en copia de seguridad y recuperación para Mac, con más de dos décadas de experiencia probada en el campo - protegiendo Macs y PCs y servidores Windows en todo el mundo de la pérdida de datos debido a errores del usuario, fallos informáticos o desastres a gran escala como incendios, robos o inundaciones.
Características
- Protege servidores, aplicaciones críticas para el negocio, escritorios y portátiles con un solo producto fácil de usar.
- Administra múltiples servidores de copia de seguridad de forma remota desde una sola pantalla, facilitando la gestión para instalaciones más grandes.
- ¡Nuevo! Realiza copias de seguridad y restaura desde almacenamiento en la nube fuera del sitio. Usa potentes reglas de filtrado para permitir copias de seguridad locales completas, mientras aseguras que solo los datos críticos se copien a la nube.
- Realiza copias de seguridad de computadoras Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris y NetWare con una computadora host Mac.
- Asegura la seguridad de tus datos con el más alto nivel de encriptación AES de 128 o 256 bits y nuevo tecnología de encriptación de enlace mejorada.
- Monitorea las copias de seguridad en tiempo real con la aplicación gratuita para iPhone y nuevo notificaciones de Growl.
Novedades de la versión 19.2.0.122
Motor
- Nuevo: Soporte para macOS Sonoma (14.0) - Certificado el 26 de septiembre de 2023
- Nuevo: Los conjuntos de medios ya no se crean como Grupos de Almacenamiento por defecto
- Corregido: La fecha de retención de bloqueo de objeto ahora se establece durante la transferencia del conjunto de copia de seguridad (#10318)
- Corregido: Las copias de seguridad en Dropbox ya no fallan cuando la conexión se agota (#10387 / Error de Verificación/Restaura) - Ver detalles
- Corregido: Grupo de Almacenamiento Nuevo: los datos de miembros ahora se guardan siempre en todos los sub-conjuntos (#10319)
- Corregido: Ya no se informa de un error desconocido de Mac al intentar abrir archivos en la nube fuera de línea (#10349)
- Corregido: No se crean claves públicas/privadas no deseadas al iniciar (#10351)
- Corregido: Dejar de informar archivos erróneos que ya no están presentes durante la copia de seguridad (#10374)
- Corregido: afirmación cuando la lista de volúmenes locales internos se llena (#9895)
- Corregido: finales de línea incorrectos en algunos archivos de ejemplo de Script Hooks (#10341)
Consola
- Nuevo: Ahora se pueden olvidar licencias en el panel de preferencias de Licencias
- Mejorado: La actualización del cliente ahora se predetermina al directorio correcto del archivo .rcu (#10345)
- Corregido: Ahora se informa que todas las licencias ya están en uso al agregar un cliente con una clave pública (#10348)
Cliente
- Nuevo: Cliente Mac: Soporte para macOS Sonoma (14.0) - Certificado el 26 de septiembre de 2023
- Mejorado: Cliente Windows: La aplicación de bandeja del sistema ahora funciona con resoluciones de alta DPI (#10358)
- Corregido: Cliente Mac: Corregido: problema donde los clientes se dormían temprano en una copia de seguridad (#6162)
- Corregido: Cliente Windows: Corregido: problema de contraseña al agregar clientes que habían sido reinstalados (#10356)
- Corregido: Cliente Windows: Corregido: problema donde se ignoraba el archivo de clave pública si el cliente ya usaba una contraseña (#10383)
Retrospect para Mac
$169.00
Versión 19.2.0.122
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Jul 26, 2019
Version: 16.1.2
This has become overpriced crapware. I bought it several months back, carefully considering whether Retrospect was worthy of consideration after they had dropped support for the Mac years back. I used to use it to back up to optical media and a tape drive before (then Dantz) decided to change their catalog format to a backwards-incompatible format, drop optical media support and then dropped Mac support entirely.
Since I've bought it, primarily to back up drives to B2 storage, this app has been nothing but trouble. It loses its settings on quit, doesn't recognize that it has been given full disk access, doesn't start the Engine on startup even though it is checked to do so in Retrospect's System Preferences panel or adding it directly to login items. Directly trying to launch the Engine results in an instant crash. Trying to start Retrospect proper yields a message "connecting to 127.0.0.1" that is an endless loop of nothing happening.
I have spent hours via email and phone support on this piece of garbage. I'm giving the phone support people one more chance tomorrow, then I'm going to ask them to revoke my license and refund my money. Even their support materials show screen shots that are versions and versions of macOS old and their support material is not up to date, especially regarding cloud backups. I've spent 98% of my time with this app troubleshooting instead of backing up. EPIC fail!
I was using ChronoSync to B2, but upload speeds were horrible using that app. I may have to revert to that despite its slowness.
CAVEAT EMPTOR!
Since I've bought it, primarily to back up drives to B2 storage, this app has been nothing but trouble. It loses its settings on quit, doesn't recognize that it has been given full disk access, doesn't start the Engine on startup even though it is checked to do so in Retrospect's System Preferences panel or adding it directly to login items. Directly trying to launch the Engine results in an instant crash. Trying to start Retrospect proper yields a message "connecting to 127.0.0.1" that is an endless loop of nothing happening.
I have spent hours via email and phone support on this piece of garbage. I'm giving the phone support people one more chance tomorrow, then I'm going to ask them to revoke my license and refund my money. Even their support materials show screen shots that are versions and versions of macOS old and their support material is not up to date, especially regarding cloud backups. I've spent 98% of my time with this app troubleshooting instead of backing up. EPIC fail!
I was using ChronoSync to B2, but upload speeds were horrible using that app. I may have to revert to that despite its slowness.
CAVEAT EMPTOR!
Mar 31, 2019
Version: 16.0.1
Once upon a time.... this was my goto backup protocol. Fast copy to external HD, high degree of file/folder selection/synch/backups etc etc
then prog started playing up, dev was less than responsive and prices for single users became silly, so it was bye bye Retrospect. A once-great product that has withered and has been replaced by plenty of better/cheaper/faster apps. Pass on Retrospect and look around for alternatives - plenty of said cheaper/better/faster out there!
Oct 22, 2018
Version: 15.6.0.125
For $136, one could purchase ChronoSync •and• Carbon Copy Cloner •and• SuperDuper... plus still have enough cash left over for a burger.
-HI-
Sep 6, 2017
Version: 14.5.0.146
Uploading to Backblaze B2 is still terrible in 14.5. Speed 1.4 MB/sec on a 500 Mbps line. Both Retrospect and Backblaze Support don't seem to care as I reported these issues to them ages ago and of course nothing has been done about it.
Mar 1, 2016
Version: 13.0.0.230
Retrospect has now been working again for some time.
Old time Mac users, will remember Retrospect as the go-to Mac backup program. However, Retrospect fell on hard times as a sequence of new owners seemed more interested in milking revenue from the customer base, than investing in a quality product. There was a period of literally years, where it was junk.
However, now that it has been spun off and is no longer part of some big company, it now is working again, and each new release seems to bring improvements. Hopefully, they will reform their pricing model, which still charges a very hefty premium for backing up any Mac running Apple’s $19.99 server app. Still, it is now, again, a program that you should consider.
I am looking forward to seeing what this new version brings.
Old time Mac users, will remember Retrospect as the go-to Mac backup program. However, Retrospect fell on hard times as a sequence of new owners seemed more interested in milking revenue from the customer base, than investing in a quality product. There was a period of literally years, where it was junk.
However, now that it has been spun off and is no longer part of some big company, it now is working again, and each new release seems to bring improvements. Hopefully, they will reform their pricing model, which still charges a very hefty premium for backing up any Mac running Apple’s $19.99 server app. Still, it is now, again, a program that you should consider.
I am looking forward to seeing what this new version brings.
