PeerSync 9.0.5 Release Announcement

Peer Software, Inc. today announced the general availability of PeerSync 9.0.5, which is immediately available for purchase, trial download, and as an upgrade for Peer customers subscribed to PeerSync Software Maintenance and Support. 

PeerSync is an industry-leading product based on world-class software technology that powers data replication, synchronization, backup, migration, and file collaboration applications for thousands of customers worldwide in Windows Server and NetApp storage environments.

PeerSync 9.0.5 features a number of enhancements and patches, highlighted by improved support for Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, and tighter integration with the recently released PeerLock 4.0 to support advanced features in the PeerSync Collaboration Edition (PeerSync + PeerLock bundle).

PeerLock 4.0 is Now Available

The Peer team is pleased to announce that a new major release of PeerLock is generally available for new installations, as well as for upgrades for customers subscribed to PeerLock Software Maintenance and Support. 

This latest release continues to enhance PeerLock's unique ability to turn Microsoft DFSR into a reliable file sharing and collaboration environment that is used globally by thousands of organizations. In addition to various performance and feature improvements, PeerLock 4.0 also includes some advanced features that are available when working in concert with PeerSync in the PeerSync Collaboration Edition.

New capabilities found in PeerLock 4.0 include:

Introducing PeerLink v3.0

The Peer Software team is pleased to announce that PeerLink v3.0 is immediately available for new installations and eligible upgrades.

Based on Peer's DFSR+ technology, PeerLink is a purpose-built solution designed to provide distributed project teams with a fast, secure and efficient way to collaborate with shared files without file version conflicts and corruption.

PeerLink v3.0 delivers significant performance improvements along with stability enhancements for environments with less than optimal connectivity. Additional capabilities include: