Backup & Recovery

Disk-based Backups with Increased Recovery Points

Backup & Recovery

It's always a trade-off between price and functionality. With the Zenith BDR you don't need to compromise.

Choosing a backup and disaster recovery solution is never easy. Client Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) and Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) must be taken into account along with business needs - at a price small businesses can afford.

The Zenith BDR delivers. With industry standard 256-bit AES encryption and reliable disk-based block-level snapshots, data is secure. The BDR offers flexible scheduling which allows backups to occur multiple times per day, as often as every 15 minutes.

Advanced Recovery Features

Backup and restore SQL, Sharepoint, and Active Directory databases without additional agents. Just connect to one of your point-in-time snapshots, find your database files, and restore using drag and drop functionality.


Highlights


  • As often as 15 Minute Snapshots
  • 256-bit AES Encryption
  • Supports Windows Server OS only (32 and 64-bit)
  • Recover Using Drag & Drop Functionality
  • Exchange Message Level Recovery
  • VSS Aware
  • Sync to External Drive Options
  • Multiple Restore Points

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Frequently Asked Questions for Backup and Recovery

  • Q: What type of backups does the BDR do? File and folder level?
    A: The BDR performs disk based, block-level snapshots. You can restore from the system all the way down to the file level.
  • Q: Does the BDR backup open files?
    A: Yes all data committed to the hard drive is backed up.
  • Q: Are the backups encrypted?
    A: Yes, we support multiple levels including government adopted industry standard 256-bit AES encryption.
  • Q: You say “backup as often as every 15 minutes”. Can the backup interval be changed?
    A: Yes, the most frequently backups can be schedule is every 15 minutes. It can be as low as once/week.
  • Q: How long will it take to restore from BDR to server?
    A: Can be minutes, but the time is variable and depends on size of data to restore. The restore speed depends on the network speed from BDR to server.

    Example: On 1Gpbs network, if the server supports 30MBPS write speed, restore it's roughly 1.8GB per minute excluding decompression and decryption