Yes, once you have DevGuard account, make a dumpfile of your existing repository (with "svnadmin dump" command) and submit support ticket telling us how to retrieve the file and what would you like to be the name of the new repository.

DevGuard pledges to not review or monitor your data without your permission except to comply with legal requirements and as defined in the Terms and Conditions.
Additionally, our default settings do not allow anonymous access to your Subversion repository. Actually, when you create new Subversion repository using our web administration interface, default applied settings allow no access at all. After creating new repository, you have to configure access permissions for you and your developers. You're also able to configure anonymous access to fit your needs.

Yes, you can upgrade the plan for your account at any time. Click here to read how.

We sell our services through 2Checkout.com, Inc., an authorized retailer of DevGuard.com

They accept payments via credit cards:

• VISA
• MasterCard
• American Express
• Discover/Novus
• Diners Club
• JCB

They also provide multi currency service.
This service allows international customers to shop in a variety of currencies, in addition to USD, knowing the final charge of their purchase in their local currency. 2Checkout.com offer the following Currencies:

• Australian Dollar (AUD)
• Canadian Dollar (CAD)
• Swiss Franc (CHF)
• Danish Krone (DKK)
• Euro (EUR)
• British Pound (GBP)
• Hong Kong Dollar (HKD)
• Japanese Yen (JPY)
• Norwegian Krone (NOK)
• New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
• Swedish Krona (SEK)
• U.S. Dollar (USD)

Pros:

• Less setup and on-going administrative work. Setup is instant and we manage updates for you.
• Support available. If you have problems, you can submit a trouble ticket and we handle it for you.
• Fast, reliable network. This is good for distributed teams with users spread out geographically.
• Cost effective. A similar setup would be costly to set up for one repository.

Cons:

• Source code leaves your office.
• Internet access slower than LAN access.

You are purchasing DevGuard services for the specified amount of time. The account will be auto-canceled after your plan expires (along with a renew/upgrade grace period). However, if you want to make sure that your account is canceled before it expires, simply submit support ticket and we will close and remove all data associated with that account. Please note that you can have more accounts associated with your member login, so please make sure that you select appropriate account when submitting support ticket.

Login into members area and you'll see the list of your account(s). Click the "Renew Plan" link in the options area of the account you wish to renew. "Renew Plan" option is available to all accounts that has been expired (but still active), and accounts that will expire in less than 1 month.

Login into members area and you'll see the list of your account(s). Click the "Upgrade Plan" link in the options area of the account you wish to upgrade. "Upgrade Plan" option is always available, unless there is no better plan available than the one you already have, or you have a custom plan).

There are a lot of resources, but the best start would be the Subversion project site, and, of course, Subversion Book. Check for more very usefull links on the Subversion project page, and also on our Resources page.

Many of the GUI clients do not know what to do when they do not recognize a SSL certificate. Log in via the command line client first and choose to accept the certificate permanently when prompted. Now you should be able to use your GUI clients without trouble.

Of course. If you want to signup for a new account, but you would like to manage it with the same member login you use for your current account, just login to memebers area and click on "New Account" option in the Members Menu.

Yes. Please read "How do I access my accounts and repositories (URLs)?" to find out how.

DevGuard Members Area. Manage, create new or upgrade existing accounts, manage support tickets, access to account's Control Panel...
https://www.devguard.com/admin/

Web Control Panel. Members login only:
https://<account_name>/admin/

Allow your users to change their password:
https://<account_name>/admin/passwd/

Access SVN with subversion client (or browser for read-only youngest revision):
https://<account_name>/svn/<repository_name>/

Access SVN with webdav client, with enabled autoversioning:
https://<account_name>/asvn/<repository_name>/

Access SVN with WebSVN:
https://<account_name>/wsvn/<repository_name>/

Access Trac environments:
https://<account_name>/trac/<repository_name>/

Where <account_name> is the name of your account as it appears in Members Area -> Accounts page, and <repository_name> is the name of subversion repository.
<account_name> is always in the <yourcompany>.devguard.com form, or in other words, subdomain of devguard.com. You're choosing the <yourcompany> part at the signup time, and it can be almost anything, but there are restrictions (you cannot choose "smtp" or "www" for example).