NetJapan: ActiveImage Protector 2016 Linux Edition
Supporting Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 and CentOS 7.2 with Smart Sector backup for XFS file systems
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on February 17, 2016 at 3:03 pmNetJapan, Inc. has launched ActiveImage Protector 2016 Linux Edition, a version of its backup and DR solution for Linux systems that supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 and CentOS 7.2 with Smart Sector backup for XFS file systems.
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ActiveImage Protector 2016 Linux backup image files are compatible with company’s ImageCenter, an image management tool for scheduling replication and consolidation tasks to onsite and offsite storage destinations. Interoperability support with ImageBoot is available to instantly boot backup images as VMs in a Windows-based hypervisor for interim instant availability.
ActiveImage Protector 2016 Linux edition backup planning
with multi-scheduling, features:
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Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 and CentOS 7.2
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Smart Sector backup of XFS file systems
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Create multiple schedules in a single backup task
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Restore multiple source images to multiple target disks in a single operation
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Configurable software updates and notifications
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Backup image management with ImageCenter LE
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Instantly boot backup images as VMs with ImageBoot
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Supports vStandby AIP for continuous automated conversion of backups into a standby VM
Additional features:
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Hot and cold image backup
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Scheduled full and incremental backups
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Inline data deduplication and compression
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Proprietary volume snapshot technology
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UEFI support in the boot media environment
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Mounting of a backup image for granular file recovery
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Access local and network shared folders using Remote File Explorer
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Cross platform remote management console
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Configure immediate offsite replication with backup tasks
ActiveImage Protector 2016 Linux supports vStandby AIP, a two-minute standby instant DR solution that creates a VM directly from ActiveImage Protector backup image files. When combined with ActiveImage Protector’s incremental backups, users can benefit from a recovery point objective of five minutes.












