Quickly moves existing tape data from one tape format to another

TapeCopy allows you to quickly move existing data from one tape format to another. It can duplicate any tape with any SCSI or EIDE tape technology, or even image the tape to a disk file! TapeCopy functions with one or more tape drives for easy data migration and duplication, making it quick and easy to keep up with the latest technologies. New TapeCopy v2.0 Library Edition gives you even more power, with the ability to utilize autoloaders and tape libraries!

In today’s computing environment, businesses are relying on computers to perform daily business activities as well as mission critical functions.

The use of computers in business is essential to maintain a competitive edge in almost any marketplace.

As smaller companies begin to realize the benefits of computers for bookkeeping, customer databases, word processing, e-mail, scheduling, research and web sites, the need to have a backup copy of this data becomes more important. Research has shown that more than 80% of the businesses suffering from catastrophic data loss have gone out of business within 12 months. This is not hard to believe considering the extent computers are relied upon in businesses of all sizes.

Key Features

Data Transfer
TapeCopy gives you the ability to move existing tape data from one tape format to another. TapeCopy will function with just one tape drive as well as two or more including autoloaders and tape libraries. Convert between these formats:

• DLT/SDLT
• LTO
• AIT
• 8mm
• 3480 / 3490 / 3590 QIC
• DAT
• TRAVAN
• ...and more!

Multiple Backups
TapeCopy allows you to copy your backups. This will save you time if you need to store backups off site and you only have one tape drive. TapeCopy can simultaneously copy from one source to one or many destinations.

Hardware Upgrades
TapeCopy supports all SCSI/EIDE tape formats so you can duplicate and migrate data from one tape drive, autoloader or library to another with no hassle. This solves all problems with compatibility problems related to upgrading to new tape backup technologies!

How TapeCopy Works
TapeCopy works with a simple interface or command line / batch file driven. It performs an exact bit for bit copy of a tape, to another tape or to a disk. The output can be any SCSI/ EIDE tape device on the same computer, or with the new Library Edition, a multi-tape library or autoloader.

Operating Systems:Windows 9x | Windows Me | Windows NT | Windows 2000 | Windows XP