NetJapan: ActiveImage Protector 2018 Update 4 Backup and DR Solution

NetJapan, Inc. announces ActiveImage Protector 2018 update 4, backup and DR solution now with offsite replication features.

This update includes post-backup replication. Replicate completed backup image files to major cloud storage providers including Amazon S3, Google Drive, and Dropbox.

The enhanced BootCheck confirms that backup images are bootable and can be manually configured to run at a specified time.

Features:

• Backup replication
  ActiveImage Protector includes offsite replication of backup image files. Replication can be configured to run as a post-backup process. Until now, replication was a feature limited to ImageCenter LE. Supported replication targets includes local storage, network storage, FTP, FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV, and major storage providers Amazon S3, Azure, One Drive, Google Drive, and Dropbox.

• Manual BootCheck

  By adding manual BootCheck to Image Manager, checking bootability of backup image files is simplified. BootCheck confirms that our backup images are bootable. Check bootability locally or on a remote Hyper-V or ESXi host.

• Extended HyperStandby support for LVM disks
  Create Standby VMs from Linux Logical Volume Manager backups directly into hypervisors to bring online for immediate switch-over.

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Additional features:

• Fast online backup of a HDD entirely including OS, applications, files, and configured settings.

• Agent-based and agentless backup options.

• Fastest full and incremental backup in the market.

• HyperStandby uses the company’s vStandby technology to create and maintain standby VMs from backup images for instant switch-over.

• Inline Data Deduplication Compression (IDDC) reduces storage requirements for backup images by eliminating duplicate data before compressing.

• Encryption of backup images.

• Online backup of SQL Server and Oracle databases.

• Flexible backup schedule and image file gen management.

• Image-based backup for fast and secure recovery.

• Individual file and folder recovery.

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