PC Backup Server Edition safeguards your business in the event of a system failure, file corruption and other headaches that can cause you to lose important data. With PC Backup Server Edition's powerful disaster recovery features and robust backup device support, you can rest assured that the backbone of your business is safe and secure and that you are protecting all the data you care about on your servers.

Backup what you want, when you want. Create an image backup of your entire server to quickly get your system up and running in the event of a system crash or hardware failure or backup only the individual files and folders you need. Smart Select technology allows you to easily backup business documents or emails with a couple clicks of the mouse.

PC Backup Server's Flexible Scheduler takes the hassle out of making backups, so that you won't have to remember when to do it. You just select your options and the frequency it backs up, and are assured that your valuable files are protected.

Easy to Use

• Backup and restore wizards - No need for a dedicated IT professional. Step-by-step instructions make PC Backup Server accessible to anyone.
• Smart Select technology allows you to backup your business documents, and emails with minimal hassle.
• Basic and advanced modes for easy access to only the features you need.

Powerful

• Image Based Disaster Recovery backup takes a snapshot of your entire PC to quickly restore your Server in the event of a system crash or hardware failure.
• Backup Microsoft Exchange Server Accounts and SQL databases - Backup Your Server databases while others are still logged in.
• Backup Compression minimizes your business overhead by dramatically decreasing the size of your backup.
• Open File Backup allows you to backup files that are open or in use.
• Virus Scanning keeps your backup free from infection.
• Email Log Delivery allows for off-site Server backup status tracking.

Flexible

• Incremental and Differential Backup of only new and changed files.
• Advanced Scheduler sets your Server to backup anytime without being reminded.
• Custom Backup and Restore Filters allow you to include or exclude certain files in order to help you manage your backup size and time.

Device Support: Works with your backup device including CD/DVD, Blu-ray, local or network drives, USB drives, flash drives, Tape drives, and other removable storage devices

Minimum System Requirements

• Intel® Pentium® III or Higher
• 500 MB of RAM
• 500 MB of Available Disk Space
• Internet Explorer 6.0 or Higher
• Microsoft.Net Framework 2.0 or Higher

Operating Systems Supported

• Windows 2000 Professional SP4/Server/Advanced Server
• Windows XP Home/Professional SP2 or Higher
• Windows 2003 Server Standard/Web/Enterprise SP2 or Higher
• Windows Vista (32/64 Bit) Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Enterprise/Ultimate

Drive Support

• CD-R/RW
• DVD/CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM
• Blu-ray
• Hard drives including USB and Firewire external devices
• Tape drives: 8mm, ADR, AIT, DLT, LTO, DAT, QIC, and Travan
• Backup to network devices/shares
• Zip, Jaz, MO and LS-120 SuperDisk

How do I Activate a Trial or Evaluation
After installation, you must enter the activation key received at the time of purchase. When prompted with the trial period notification, you must click the “Add Key Code” button and enter your activation key exactly* as is written on your purchase confirmation email. This will overwrite the trial key and activate PC Backup 10.

* Make sure to include the hyphens and use the number “0” not the letter “O”.

What user account do I specify in the Schedule Options?
In PC Backup 10 you are able to specify the user account to run the scheduled backup job. This change is only necessary for certain types of backups, particularly scheduled backup jobs involving network paths. For any other types of backups these fields can be left blank and PC Backup 10 will run the backup with the Local System Settings.

When filling out these fields, the domain name is typically the name of your computer. The user name field should be filled with a different user other than the user account currently in use. The password is the password of the user account being logged in as.

What are the supported Raid Controllers for Disaster Recovery?
PC Backup 10 supports RAID 0 and 1 hardware. Supported hardware RAID is defined as IDE, SATA, or SCSI controller add-on cards attached by means of a motherboard’s ISA, PCI, or SCSI expansion slots.

PC Backup 10 hardware RAID support depends on the availability of Windows and Linux drivers on your system. As PC Backup 10 images or clones your hard drive within Windows, they use RAID drivers within your Windows operating system. However, as they restore your system from complete backups, incremental backups, or system snapshots, they boot into a Linux-based pre-OS area and then use Linux DMRAID to support hardware RAID.  If you’re not using RAID, but have an active RAID controller, we recommend that you disable or uninstall the controller.