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from: Acronis
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Acronis
EAN: 0625904446107
Feature: After a system crash, Acronis True Image ES allows administrators to perform a full system restore, a bare-metal server restore or just restore of data bases, files, and folders in minutes
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Acronis
Manufacturer: Acronis
Model: PC44650MM
Platform: No Operating System
Publisher: Acronis
Sales Rank: 7871
Studio: Acronis
Features:- After a system crash, Acronis True Image ES allows administrators to perform a full system restore, a bare-metal server restore or just restore of data bases, files, and folders in minutes
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Acronis True Image Enterprise Server 8.0 for Windows allows you to create the exact server disk image for complete server backup providing organizations with the most comprehensive, reliable, and cost effective server protection. The server disk backup file includes all the server disk data including system, programs, databases, and the like. Is server downtime costing you thousands dollars an hour? Unlike traditional file-by-file backup solutions, Acronis True Image ES sector-level disk imaging approach provides you with the fastest bare-metal server restore dramatically reducing your IT costs. Instant bare-metal server restore Restore individual files and folders Clone and upgrade server disk drives Schedule automated server disk imaging Create incremental server disk backup images Built-in disk backup image verification Disk backup image verification before a server restore File system verification after a server restore View server disk backup logs E-mail or Pop-up notifications Command line server disk backup management console Support for Windows dynamic volumes Supports FAT16/32, NTFS, Linux Ext2, Ext3, ReiserFS, XFS, JFS Support for SAN, NAS, RAID, tape drives, CD/DVD, USB, FireWire, PC Card, network drives and other backup storage Automated, wizard-driven operations
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Before u buy Acronis 8.0- review for 9.0. GREAT!
I am a software tech. I got Acronis 9.0 by mistake. Afer HOURS of messing with it- I figured out how to do a PROPER 9.0 install/run.
I posted a "highly technical" PROPER install/run procedure, in my Acronis 9.0 review. PRINT IT OUT!
Procedure should adapt..., for 8.0 too!?
Scott :o)
Rating: - WOW!
Apparently Norton Ghost and Microsoft's Media Center 2005 give each other indigestion, so I uninstalled Ghost and went looking.
What attracted me is that Acronis True Image restores applications as well as psersonal files. I have a 1-year-old HP Media Center 2004. When I have to do a full system recovery, I have to run the HP discs, then download and install several HP patches AND nearly a hundred Windows updates. At this point I install SP2, several more Windows updates and THEN I ... Read More
Rating:  - Can only make corrupt images
I've had this product for some time now and I cannot make a good image. I have tested my memory and other hardware and spent a long time trying to get it to work. I just cannot in common with many other purchasers. If you do decide to buy get a trial first and make sure you a are not wasting your money
Rating:  - As good as I could find
I have hard diskcrashes at least every two years; lately, once a year. Don't ask me why. After the latest crash in July '05, I learned that my previous backup product, Dantz Retrospect 6.5, which is packaged with the Maxtor One Touch USB drives, doesn't really take a "perfect" copy of your hard disk...you can't just copy over all the files on your USB drive to your PC's new hard disk and think it's all going to work as good as new. Fortunately, I didn't lose any personal data.
Anyway, ... Read More
Rating: - Yes it works, I've been wondering if it would for a year.
Though I love this program you should download the demo and try it first. My two Windows computers developed a problem that no backup program I tried, including this one, could handle so I've switched to an Apple computer.
I bought Acronis True Image about a year ago and always wondered if it would really save me and it did.
I deleted my user account under "manage" of the Windows XP system (right click) and lost all my personal data though the machine booted, a total disaster! ... Read More
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