Key Features*

• Protects against data loss and allows local recovery of Exchange information stores, mailboxes and disaster recovery of Exchange data to a standby Exchange Server.
• Ability to perform scheduled up-to-the minute incremental backups or continuous capture (whenever Exchange log files are committed to disk) of Exchange data, metadata, and context, including all email, folders, deletions, calendars, contacts, notes, tasks, and more.
• Ability to perform on-demand recovery from latest snapshot of primary storage group to the target Exchange server for failover or other recovery purposes.
• Guaranteed Exchange consistent backups. Checksums for all database pages are performed during backup and alerts will be sent if any errors occur, preventing data corruption from infecting the backup/replication copy.
• Configure and manage all database backups remotely from a central, client-based GUI
• Ability to perform full backups on demand or at a scheduled time.
• Ability to replicate and transfer across a WAN via FTP or a password protected Network Shared drive
• Ability to transfer backups securely across a WAN or LAN using SSH or SFTP.
• Ability to configure backup jobs on a per storage group basis with different configurations and schedules.
• Ability to specify various archiving options and configure how long to preserve backups and transaction logs.
• Ability to run as a system service or as a standalone application.
• All configured passwords are encrypted and out of reach of prying eyes.
• Ability to resume a file copy from where it last left off for failed file copies to target. Very useful for large full backups across a slow WAN.
• Ability to send alert emails if connection to primary database cannot be established or if a backup or restore has not occurred within a configurable period of time threshold.
• Ability to report on all replication activity from a single control panel allowing for easy identification of current errors or for peace of mind by knowing everything is operating smoothly.

* Some limitations apply when using the Small Business edition. Compare the two editions