Linux Backup & Recovery Features

ActiveImage Protector Virtual Environment Edition

ActiveImage Protector Linux Edition Features:

• AIP is easy to install and test. (This is true for customized options, as well.)
• AIP supports the native Linux snapshot driver.
• Hot Image backups without stopping the OS or applications. A CD supports Cold Image backups while the system is stopped.
• Smart Sector backups increase speed and reduce storage space by backing up only the files that have changed.
• AIP Console Wizards provide backup and recovery management for non-Linux experts.
• Interactive command line interface (CLI) support provides easy-to-configure parameters and settings – including backup scripts for your particular environment.
• Schedule Backups using either the AIP Wizard or the Command Line.
• Flexible backup automation safely backs up applications (such as databases) by pausing tasks until after the AIP snapshot is complete.
• AIP supports hot-image backups of Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Services (VSS) Aware applications (Windows Server 2008/2003/Vista/XP).
• AIP supports Microsoft’s standard driver snapshot driver (Volsnap).
• AIP automates other backup tasks such as transferring backups to a different storage location.
• AIP significantly reduces storage space and backup times with differential backups of only new data.
• AIP lets you create a boot disk to avoid costly and time-consuming disaster recovery problems when restoring a machine (including the updated kernel).
• AIP supports RAID configuration backup and restoration.
• AIP lets you retrieve individual files from a backup image with the AIP Mount Image File Feature.
• Files in the AIP Mount Image File can be “writable,” enabling you to make changes where necessary.
• AIP gives you Remote Backup Management over your network.
• AIP’s settings enable you to easily adjust compressibility, encryption strength and speed options.
• AIP’s Advanced Bare Metal Recovery (BMR) feature dramatically speeds up disaster recovery with AIP’s lightning fast recovery engine and options.
• AIP lets you save your backups to any available storage location, including network shares, USB, RAID or even to your cloud storage location.

More about ActiveImage Protector Virtual Environment Edition

>>> Introduction

>>> Windows Features

>>> Linux Features

>>> What's New in 3.1

>>> System Requirements