O&O DiskImage Server v6.0.439 (x86/x64) | 46.3 Mb / 73.17 Mb
Data loss represents an expensive risk to all companies. But it is also completely preventable. By continuous data imaging, whenever a loss of data occurs, companies can fall back on previously created images. With O&O DiskImage Server Edition you can create reliable images - also in the network. Creating images of entire servers is one of the standard measures currently taken by companies for protecting their data and system configurations. O&O DiskImage Server Edition takes this once step further by providing features that make your job as an Administrator significantly easier. Among these features is a Job Assistant for remotely allocating jobs and the newly integrated file backup for individual files and folders. The O&O DiskImage bootable CD or USB Stick, which can be used even under defective Windows systems, is often the very last hope for your company’s data when trouble strikes.
Imaging Features
Image an entire computer with the push of a button
Image system and data drives
Clone drives and entire disks
NEW: File backup: image and restore individual files and/or folders
NEW: Monitoring and warning of security risks
Image only used sectors
Incremental/differential images: backup only the changes
Forensic and Direct Forensic images
Save images to network drives
Time Schedule for automatic, regular images
Advanced burning on CD/DVD/Blu-ray/HD-DVD
Restoration Features
Easily restore files, folders, drives and disks
ENHANCED: Restoring onto different hardware (M.I.R.)
NEW: Boot media is based on Windows 7 (also compatible with Vista and XP)
Boot media contains extra system rescue tools
Direct restoration from virtual disks (VHD)
Tools
High-performance compression (LZNT1 and BZIP2)
Encryption of images (AES)
Support for dynamic and GPT volumes
Exclude certain files and/or file types
NEW: Integration of data from ISO files
Check drives and images for errors
Works with Microsoft Virtual PC Disks (VHD)
Advanced report management and e-mail notifications
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