Acronis Backup & Recovery Advanced Server 10.0.11639



Acronis Backup & Recovery Advanced Server 10.0.11639 | 806 MB


Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server provides enterprise functionality and system restore backup data, such as: data deduplication, security improved, based management strategies and scoreboard operations. Companies can exploit the powerful features of Acronis Backup & Recovery Advanced Server, 10 - all for simplifying the process of restoration and backup, easily reaching the goals of restoration time high.

Acronis offers several options to further complement the functions of Acronis Backup & Recovery 10: The option Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Deduplication - it optimizes the backup server hard disk, while reducing the amount of redundant data stored. It reduces costs and optimizes the storage capacity of storage.

Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Universal Restore allows administrators to quickly automate the process of restoration, even if you restore to a different hardware or to virtual machines. In addition, you can use Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server in physical environment as well as in virtual environments.

Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server Virtual Edition offers a more comprehensive approach, agent-based and host for the backup of a server to a host for multiple virtual machines. All this to allow you to back up and restore virtual hosts.

NOTE: You will need to request a key in order to be able to use the trial version.

Here are some key features of "Acronis Backup & Recovery Advanced Server":

Backup options:

Compression:
· Compress backups to optimize your storage space.

Excluding files during backup:
· Save storage space and time by excluding non-essential files and folders from backups.

Dual destination backup:
· Store backups into two different locations — backup to a local disk and a copy to a network share.

Automatic or manual splitting of backups:
· Split backups into volumes to fit media.

Recovery options:

Acronis Startup Recovery Manager:
· If your system won’t boot properly, press F11 during the system startup to start Acronis Backup & Recovery 10.

Bare-metal restore:
· Restore your server from scratch in the event of a hard disk failure — restore an exact copy of your computer on a new hard drive.

Remote restore:
· Perform remote restores of your networked machines.

Restore to dissimilar hardware-optional:
· With Acronis Universal Restore, migrate or restore the whole system to dissimilar hardware or a virtual machine.

Backup management:

Templates for backup rotation schemes:
· Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 has a set of pre-defined industry-standard schemes like Grandfather-Father-Son or Tower-of-Hanoi.

Pre/post commands:
· Define pre/post backup and data capture commands to integrate Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 with other applications or to temporarily stop some.

Event-based backup:
· Create backups triggered by various conditions — a user logs on, a computer shuts down, or others.

Conditions for backup:
· Configure backup operations to wait until specified conditions are met like a pre-defined time interval or a user logs off.

Customizable backup scheme:
· Configure specific events and conditions for each task.

Security:

User group to control remote access:
· Assign access to specific groups — ensure only authorized groups can access machines remotely.

Password-protection for Acronis Secure Zone:
· Protect your backups stored in Acronis Secure Zone from unauthorized access.

User group to allow centralized management:
· Set a security group that is allowed access to the Acronis Management Server.

Encrypted network communications:
· Ensure data is safe during backups across the network — all remote communications are encrypted by default.

Backup encryption by Acronis Storage Node:
· In addition to client-side encryption, Acronis Storage Node can also centrally encrypt archives.

Configurable ports:
· All port numbers used may be changed.

Requirements:

· ZIP
· Rev
· DVD-RW
· DVD+R(W)
· CD-R(W)
· Disques P-ATA (IDE)
· S-ATA
· SCSI
· IEEE1394 (Firewire) et USB

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