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	How do I access files from a Mac ? How do I FTP from Mac to my IBackup account ? How do I drag and drop files from a Mac ? How do I schedule backups on Mac OS platform? What are the limitations of default webdav client on MacOS X? How do I transfer files between PC and Mac?


	How do I access files from a Mac ?
	IBackup allows for access from Macintosh platforms. Files can be accessed in many ways, even dragged and dropped, using Goliath or OS X's default webdav support or FTP. You can also use IBackup's browser based QManager to browse and share the files using any standard browser. For details, please see: Web Dav Mac IBackup strongly recommend that you use Stuffit to compress the files before you transfer them to IBackup accounts, either using FTP or Goliath.

	How do I FTP from Mac to my IBackup account ?
	IBackup can be accessed using FTP on the Mac platform. Suggested FTP Clients are Fetch and Transmit. For details please click on: FTP Ready In the FTP client,please make these settings: Hostname:www.ibackup.com username:Your ibackup account username Password:Your ibackup account password

	How do I drag and drop files from a Mac ?
	You can drag and drop files from Mac using Goliath-an excellent desktop interface for working with IBackup. Goliath also works best for transfer of large files. For details, please Click here

	How do I schedule backups on Mac OS platform?
	We recommend Retrospect express, an excellent backup scheduling application for the Mac platform that is compatible with FTP and IBackup accounts are compatible with any FTP client. For more details on Retrospect Express, please click here.

	What are the limitations of default webdav client on MacOS X?
	The default webdav client has the following limitations: 1. Inability to transfer large files. 2. Lack of SSL support for transfer of files and folders between your IBackup account and your local machine. Goliath is recommended for transfer of large files as well as its SSL support for MacOS X. For details please Click here.

	How do I transfer files between PC and Mac?
	IBackup strongly recommends use of compression using Stuffit for transferring files between Windows and Mac platforms. In addition Stuffit resolves compatibility issues related to some special Mac file types.