DumpTimer (1 License) 1.x

Firewalls will not block the access to the MySQL database because a small PHP script which has to be copied to the webserver encapsulates (and encrypts) the access to the MySQL database. Even if runtime limitations (timeouts) for scripts set by the providers you have no problems to backup MySQL databases or restore MySQl databases because the data will be transferred compressed in parts of 100 KB - 5 MB packet size. For every MySQL server different profiles can be defined. A scheduler can be customized to determine the MySQL databases and tables to be backup /dump -ed (and transferred / restore -d). After every MySQL backup /MySQL dump it is possible to restore or transfer the MySQL tables directly to another MySQL server.
For example, you can transfer MySql databases from local computers to remote servers in the internet. The data can be transferred compressed (gzip) and encryped (blowfish or SSL) between client and server. If you backup MySQL databases (MySQL dump) the dumpfiles are stored compressed (gz-file). To access MySQL databases on local servers it is also possible to use the MySQL API library