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Getting Started with LogMeIn Backup...3

About LogMeIn Backup...3

How does LogMeIn Backup Work, at-a-glance?...3

About Security in LogMeIn Backup...3

LogMeIn Backup System Requirements...3

About Your LogMeIn Account...4

How to Create an Account...4

How to Install LogMeIn Backup to a Local Computer...4

About Installing LogMeIn Backup on a Remote Computer...4

How to Install LogMeIn Backup on a Remote Computer...5

How to Start the LogMeIn Backup Console...6

How to View LogMeIn Backup Computers on the Computers page...6

LogMeIn Backup Glossary...8

For More Information...10

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Getting Started with LogMeIn Backup

This guide will help you download and install LogMeIn Backup and understand key LogMeIn Backup concepts.

About LogMeIn Backup

LogMeIn Backup is an easy-to-configure and easy-to-use backup solution.

If you have two PCs connected to the Internet, you can create a Backup network allowing important files on each PC to be automatically backed up on the other.

For information about LogMeIn Backup, visithttps://secure.logmein.com/products/backup/. For additional help and reference, visit the LogMeIn BackupSupport Site and Knowledge Base. The content of this document is also available as online Help from the Backup ConsoleHelp menu.

How does LogMeIn Backup Work, at-a-glance?

1. Create an account with LogMeIn.

2. Install LogMeIn Backup on each machine that you want to add to your LogMeIn Backup account. 3. Define the machines you want to use as Storage PCs (computers to which you are saving Backup

Sets).

4. Define Backup Sets (groups of files to be backed up) on the Source PCs.

Your important files will be automatically and securely backed up on the Storage PC.

About Security in LogMeIn Backup

•There is no need to open any extra ports on your corporate or personal firewall, as all communication between the Source and Storage PC uses the standard web protocol (HTTP).

•An encrypted connection is established between the Source PC and Storage PC, using established Internet protocols (256-bit TLS 1.2).

•Files held on the Storage PC can be encrypted with password protection using a 1024-bit public key.

•No files or folders are held on LogMeIn servers.

LogMeIn Backup System Requirements

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•Microsoft Windows 7, Vista, XP, Server 2003 and 2008 (all including 64-bit); and Windows/Server 2000 (VSS is not supported)

•You must have a connection to the Internet when performing non-local backups •You must have JavaScript enabled in your browser

•You must have enough disk space to hold the backed up data

Note: Backup cannot backup open files on Windows 2000 and 2000 Server. Note: Backup is not supported on Windows 8 and 2012.

About Your LogMeIn Account

You must have a LogMeIn ID (account) to use LogMeIn Backup.

Once you have an account you can install and configure the LogMeIn Backup software (the "Backup Console").

You do not need to create a new account if you already have an account for any of these LogMeIn products: LogMeIn Pro, Central, Hamachi, join.me, Cubby, AppGuru, or Xively.

How to Create an Account

Follow these instructions to create a LogMeIn Backup account.

If you do not have an account, go to the LogMeIn Backup product page at

https://secure.logmein.com/products/backup/and clickTry it free. You will be taken to a simple registration page where you create your account.

How to Install LogMeIn Backup to a Local Computer

Follow this procedure to download and install the LogMeIn Backup software to your local computer. 1. On the LogMeIn website, go to theBackup > My Computers page.

2. ClickBack up this computer or Add Computer. Installation begins.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process. The installation wizard will guide your progress.

About Installing LogMeIn Backup on a Remote Computer

You can send installation links to remote machines to facilitate the process of downloading and installing LogMeIn Backup.

Deployment is a simple process. At a glance, the process looks like this:

•Send an Installation Link (a clickable URL) to the remote computer on which you want to install LogMeIn Backup.

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How to Install LogMeIn Backup on a Remote Computer

Send a LogMeIn Backup installation link to a remote computer or user. LogMeIn Backup will be installed on the computer that the recipient is using when the link is followed.

Who can use this feature? The Deployment page is available to LogMeIn Central Account Holders and users who haveDeployment permission.

1. On the LogMeIn website, go to theBackup > My Computers page. TheDeployment Links page is displayed.

2. Click Create Deployment Link.

TheDeploy Backup to Remote Computers (Step 1 of 2) page is displayed.

3. Fill in the necessary fields and select the appropriate options for the remote installation: Description

Option

For your own reference, type a brief description that you will use to identify the new storage PC.

Description

Select the subscriptions to assign to storage PCs receiving this installation package.

Subscription to use

•Any Backup deploys Backup using any available Backup subscriptions in your account

Backup Trial - Free deploys Backup using any available free trial subscriptions

•You can also select a specific paid Backup subscription for deployment

Enter the maximum number of computers that will be able to use the installation package.

Maximum # of installations from the link

Default is one week. SelectNever expires to allow installations from this package at any time in the future. Expiration date

This enables the machine receiving the link to act as both a Backup Source PC and a Storage PC. Read more in the

LogMeIn Backup Knowledge Base. Enable computer(s) as a

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Description Option

Provide an additional level of security to ensure that the LogMeIn account password has to be entered before Backup can be used on the remote machine.

Protect LogMeIn Backup Console with the LogMeIn account password

Prevent users from seeing the Backup icon. Show the Backup icon in the

system tray

Monitor backup activity made by the remote machine. Email alerts are sent to the specified address(es).

I want to receive email alerts about backup results

4. Click Continue.

TheDeploy LogMeIn Host Software to Remote Computers (Step 2of 2) page is displayed. 5. Send the installation link using one of these methods:

Description Option

Copy the link to your clipboard. Paste it into an email message or an instant message service message. The recipient then clicks the link to begin the LogMeIn Backup installation process.

Copy Link

This will automatically open the administrator's default email client, for example Microsoft Outlook, and insert the link into the body of the message.

Send email

See how the link will look to the recipient. This could be used, for example, to check if settings have been made correctly.

Test Link

6. Tell the recipient to click on the installation link and follow all on-screen instructions.

LogMeIn Backup will be installed on the computer that the recipient is using when the link is followed.

How to Start the LogMeIn Backup Console

Use the LogMeIn Backup Console to perform all backup and restore actions. • There are four ways to start the LogMeIn Backup Console:

• Double-click the LogMeIn Backup icon in the system tray

• Right-click the LogMeIn Backup icon in the system tray and select Launch Backup Console • Use the Windows Start menu and locate LogMeIn Backup on the Programs List

• Double-click the LogMeIn Backup desktop icon

How to View LogMeIn Backup Computers on the Computers page

You must be logged in to your LogMeIn account atwww.LogMeIn.com. • On the Computers page, select Backup.

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LogMeIn Backup Glossary

Backup Account

The Backup Account is a single account with LogMeIn containing a number of PCs on which backups can be made.

Backup Console

The Backup Console is the software you use to manage and execute your backups.

Backup Network

All the PCs in one Backup Account make up a Backup Network.

Backup Set

A Backup Set is a collection of files and folders to be backed up as a group. The files in a Backup Set can be backed up manually or according to a Backup Schedule. We use the term both to refer to the group of files and to the definition of the group of files.

Backup Schedule

A predefined schedule assigned to a Backup Set defining when the Backup Set is to be backed up. A Backup Set with no Backup Schedule will only be saved when you explicitly request it.

Manual Backup

A backup that takes place outside a schedule is referred to as a Manual Backup.

Source PC

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Storage Location

A storage location is a folder on the local Storage PC to which Backup Sets from Source PCs can be directed. Use storage locations to manage Backup Sets coming from various source computers.

Storage PC

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For More Information...

LogMeIn Backup User Guide

The User Guide is available as online Help from the Backup ConsoleHelp menu or as aPDF.

LogMeIn Backup Knowledge Base

http://help.logmein.com/pkb_Home?l=en_US&c=products%3Almibackup

LogMeIn Backup Community

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Legal Notice

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All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of the publisher.

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their related software, including the Network Console™, and the other denoted terms in this publication

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This publication may contain the trademarks and service marks of third parties and such trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners. These marks may be registered and/or used in the U.S. and other countries around the world. These third party marks include, but are not limited to, Blackberry, Windows, Windows Mobile, Symbian, Apple, iPhone, iPod Touch, iTunes App Store and related trademarks, names and logos. These third party marks are the property of Research In Motion Limited, Microsoft Corporation, Symbian Software Limited and Apple, Inc., respectively, and are registered and/or used in the U.S. and other countries around the world.

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Index

A

account 4 LogMeIn account 4

B

Backup Console starting 6

D

deployment 4

F

first steps 3

G

glossary 8

I

installation remote 5 local 4 installation, remote 4

L

LogMeIn Backup Console start 6

S

security general information 3 system requirements 4

V

viewing LogMeIn Backup computers 6

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