Are you a small organization running a couple of mission-critical Windows servers in one location with limited IT staff? How much business would you lose if these servers went down? Acronis® True Image 9.1 Server for Windows provides comprehensive system protection and recovery of Windows servers and allows you to get back to business and minimize downtime. With support for both 64-bit Windows and 32-bit Windows, you can rest assured that both old and new systems are protected.
Acronis® True Image Server for Windows allows you to 1) create an exact server disk image, including the operating system, applications, and configurations and 2) backup mission critical databases.
After a system crash, Acronis® True Image Server for Windows allows you to perform a full system restore, a bare-metal restore or just a restore of individual files and folders in minutes. Complete system restoration can be performed to an existing system, to a new system with different hardware or to a virtual machine.
Based on the exclusive Acronis® Drive Snapshot technology, Acronis® True Image Server for Windows allows you to create backups without interrupting server operations, providing 24 x 7 availability
Acronis® True Image Server for Windows allows you to 1) create an exact server disk image, including the operating system, applications, and configurations and 2) backup mission critical databases.
After a system crash, Acronis® True Image Server for Windows allows you to perform a full system restore, a bare-metal restore or just a restore of individual files and folders in minutes. Complete system restoration can be performed to an existing system, to a new system with different hardware or to a virtual machine.
Based on the exclusive Acronis® Drive Snapshot technology, Acronis® True Image Server for Windows allows you to create backups without interrupting server operations, providing 24 x 7 availability
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