ActiveImage Protector 2022 Server

What is ActiveImage Protector™ ?

ActiveImage Protector is an enterprise-level backup and disaster recovery solution that supports both physical and virtual (Hyper-V/VMware), Windows/Linux, On-Premise/Cloud environments. ActiveImage Protector is the fastest and most powerful data protection solutions on the market, and provides all the necessary tools for enterprise deployment and management, immediate system recovery, switch-over availability, and virtual migration.

Actiphy StorageServer™ option

Actiphy StorageServer™, as an independent destination storage for backup, protects the backup image files from the attack of a ransomware. The use of new QUIC protocol for data transmission enables to transfer data more safely with high reliability and ensures the security for the communication path.

New tracking driver

New Tracking Driver is provided to monitor disk I/O and tracking the changes made from the last backup. The changes are saved in an incremental backup file, saving backup process time.

QuickRecovery feature

When booting up the system, QuickRecovery automatically starts recovery environment without the need for boot environment media. When restoring the system failed due to a software problem, recovery procedures complete on the restore target machine.

Image based backup

ActiveImage Protector™ backs up your entire machine, including the OS, settings, data files and applications, and access rights into a single image file. When disaster strikes, select a backup image to quickly restore for a fast and complete recovery.

Direct-To-Cloud Backup

Backup systems directly to cloud storage. Supported public cloud storage services include Amazon S3 and Azure as backup destinations. In addition, Direct-To-Cloud Backup also supports SFTP servers as backup destinations.

LTO Tape Support

Support for LTO as a backup destination. Backup data saved on tape can be physically isolated from ransomware attacks and ensures long-term archival stability.

Ensure full-state recovery

In the event of a hardware failure, the system can be restored to a different physical machine or a virtual machine.