Backup Exec System
Recovery
Stand Alone Backup And Recovery
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Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 is a simple, cost-effective backup and recovery solution for small
businesses that helps minimize downtime and avoid disaster by easily recovering individual data
files/folders or complete Windows systems in minutes, not hours or days, even to different hardware, virtual
environments, or remote locations. It is the perfect standalone solution for small business
customers with 1 to 4 Windows servers and can scale to larger Windows environments as well, working in
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| Manage your business, not your backups |
Recover what you need, when you need
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- Backup automatically while you work, without disrupting productivity.
- Protect proactively, both data and systems through scheduled or event-driven backups.
- Flexible off-site protection enhances disaster recovery capabilities.
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- Recover complete Windows systems in minutes, including Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7.
- Rapid and reliable recovery to different hardware, virtual environments or remote locations.
- Easily restore files or folders, Exchange email messages or SharePoint documents in seconds.
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The ease and speed with which Backup Exec System
Recovery 2010 can perform
physical-to-virtual (P2V) system conversions means that in the event
of a physical server failure, an administrator can easily perform an
immediate system recovery to a virtual environment.
Additionally, IT administrators can set a schedule for having
physical recovery points (backups) converted to virtual systems
enabling a protected server to be available immediately in a virtual
environment should it fail. Backup Exec System Recovery can also
perform the reverse virtual-to-physical (V2P) system
conversion, restoring the complete system in a matter of minutes.
This offers customers a cost-effective, rapid, and easy-to-use
method of meeting their disaster recovery needs.
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Backup Exec System
Recovery 2010 Data Sheet |
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