NOTE: CrashPlan IS NOT an exact 1:1 copy of your computer (not a 'system image').On Mac computers the 'System' folder is not being backed up.

On Windows computers the 'Windows' folder is not being backed up.Crashplan does not backup temporary or system files. CrashPlan is designed to back up your documents, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, photos, videos, PSTs, bookmarks, downloads etc.What's the status of my back up? To view the status of your back up, click the icon in your system tray (Windows) or menu bar (Mac), and select the 'at-a-glance' feature. This is done over WiFi or Ethernet and ensures that your computer is backing up from almost anywhere. Your computer is backed up from anywhere where there's active Internet connection. The application is configured to effectively manage resources, most people never notice that it's running.ĭoes my computer back up if I'm away from campus or at JPL? Yes. Will CrashPlan slow down my computer? No. How many licenses can I purchase? You can purchase as many licenses as you like. What software does my computer need? The CrashPlan client is installed on your computer and is used to back up your files. How do I sign up? Just send an email to with your information and a PTA number for the charges. You can not backup shared computers or computers that belong to someone else. These are computers used for Caltech purposes. How many computers can I back up? An individual CrashPlan user license allows you to back up to 5 computers. How much is the service? The service is a yearly charge of $120 per user license. Open Wired, Wireless & Remote Access Submenu Open Voice, Mobile, Conference Calls Submenu Microsoft Subscription-Based Licensing (M365) Open Computers, Printers & Software Submenu Open Collaboration, Storage & Backups Submenu Open Accounts, Passwords & Access SubmenuĬustom Java Config File Download and InstructionsĬOVID-19 Vaccination Documentation - External UsersĬOVID-19 Vaccination Documentation - External Affiliates, Guests, and Volunteers Information Management Systems and Services

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