#Crashplan account install#
#Crashplan account archive#
#Crashplan account full#

For more details, see Code42's discussion of security options. If you opt to secure your Code42 backups, do not lose your passphrase.В By default, Code42 backups are not encrypted. To enable this additional level of security, open the Code42 application and visit the Settings > Security tab.This is the more secure option, but it means that no one (including the ITS Helpdesk) can recover your files without your passphrase.

#Crashplan account archive#

Protect all files backed up from your computer with an additional archive passphrase.This is appropriate for small amounts of data in well-known locations but of course, they will not be backed up. Exclude all sensitive files from backup.There are two ways to address this issue: ITS Helpdesk professional staff members can verify whether your computer is backing up to Code42 serversДЇiles containing protected data (Social Security numbers, etc.) must not be backed up with the default Code42 settings.See the Code42 Support article on this topic for more information. macOS 10.14 and 10.15 may require special permissions for Code42 to backup your files.By default, Code42 will not back up your Dropbox or Google Drive files, since these are already backed up to the their respective cloud servers.

It can be a good idea to leave your computer plugged in and turned on while you're waiting for this initial backup/restore process to finish. You'll be able to use the Restore Files feature to selectively bring files to your new computer from a previous computer.Д«e aware: it can take several days to pull all your data from a previous machine down from Code42's storage to your computer.

Add New Device means that you'll start a brand new backup file with Code42.

It will then pull all the saved files and settings that it backed up from the old computer and put them onto this new computer.

Replace Existing means that Code42 will have you indicate a previous computer that you wish to basically duplicate onto this new computer.

If this is your first time logging in on this computer, Code42 may present you with a choice to either Add New Device or else Replace Existing device.

Enter your regular Carleton usernameВ and password.

After a few seconds you'll be redirected to the regular Carleton loginВ screen in your browser.

#Crashplan account full#

Your usernameВ is your full Carleton email address (e.g.

Click the gear icon in the lower right corner of the screen, and select 'Open Code42' from the menu that appears.This will cause the Code42 status screen to open. Click the Code42 icon in the menu bar (macOS) or task bar (Windows).Some upgrades to the client software require you to log in again in the future, but after initial login you shouldn't have to log in regularly. You will need to log into Code42 to activate the initial backup.

#Crashplan account install#

Windows: Install Software using K1000 User Self Service (link opens in a new window)Д¬arleton cannot offer Code42 for personally-owned computers.

Mac: Install Software using Jamf Self-Service (link opens in a new window).

Look for Code42 in either K1000 or Jamf Self Service Code42 was previously known as CrashPlan. Carleton College uses Code42 to backup files and other data on college-owned computers.