Amuk, Jean and TJ have accounts on the same shared server.

Though they are on different hosting plans.

Amuk runs a Fashion Blog on WordPress, along with a microblog. His blogs are a great

hit with the content and presentation. His website had once been defaced by a script

kiddie and he has sought every measures to keep his blog running forever.

Jean runs a hosting business himself, where he resells webspace. Infact he has many

highly invested customers, and he has almost 120 websites under him, all of them tiny

websites, yet with numerous email accounts and databases.

TJ runs a social website specially for people with insomnia. As crazy it may sound, there

is a lot of activity in there.

They all have one thing in common.

They all need continuous, consistent, rigid and secure backups for their hosting

accounts.

It wouldn’t be difficult if that was all they wanted. But what they needed was all the more unique.

Amuk needed redundancy of backups too, and asked for backups to be stored

to his Dropbox account.

Jean was infact too busy with his business, he wanted all his customer

accounts to be backed up every week, and every file modification saved for all

the accounts. His business had too much to rely on those backups he knew

that if a file was lost and his reputation would be gone.

TJ wanted his databases to be backed up twice everyday without fail.

Amuk, Jean and TJ were all important. But how could all their needs be granted at the same time?

The hurdle was that,

They all needed different kinds of backups which was

impossible with the current set up in WHM.

Backup process itself meant a lot of CPU activity.

Managing different kinds of backups were almost

impossible.

Backup to Dropbox was not possible.

But what if you could just do it?

Yes, this could help you make many different

hosting packages with multiple backup plans.

Your hosting would turn out to be versatile and

unique in your own way.

Your success will be exponential with more Amuks

and Jeans and TJs signing up.

So why not give it a try?

Because it is just so possible with

Admin-Ahead

cPProtect Plugin

Here’s how. Admin-Ahead cPProtect allows

• Full, incremental and differential backups

• On, both local and remote locations including Amazon S3 and Dropbox

storage

• Over different protocols like FTP, rsync, SFTP and SCP

• Allows Different backup types and days for different accounts

• Full Server/ Reseller / Individual Account backups

There’s more…

• One time backups to any predefined location

without interrupting the existing schedule

• Full account restoration

• Single file restoration

• Single DB restoration

• Backup and Restore History

• 3 times compression and hence reduced

storage space

..

• Customisation for retention period

• and a rich and user friendly GUI for managing all the above in your

cPanel/WHM

• with quick and easy install

• and a variety of license options

So why wait? Just go get a free trial for yourself.

And here’s the happily everafter part,

Amuk manages his backups in Dropbox and Amazon

S3, his trust doubled.

Jean’s reputation saved, and his professional life

became easier with a rich GUI for backup

management of all his accounts. Backups and

restorations and hack issues became just so easy

for him to handle, and he brought in more business

as he added more accounts to his hosting.

The insomniac community grew larger, TJ is

confident that his data is always secure.