Windows Server Backup
Protect Your Data with Windows Server Backup
How would it feel if you could not access any of your windows server data?
Windows Server could contain Files, Applications, Databases.
How long could you afford to wait, how long will your boss/client wait?
You don't know how long it will be until you get access back.
What would the impact be if you didn't get to your data for a day, a week, forever?
Consider the effect on both you and your business.
Windows Server Backup Protects Your Data From
- Accidental deletion or change
- A Malicious or departing employee
- Ransomware, Viruses or Malware
- Legal and compliance requirements
- Hybrid deployment and migrations
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What Verions of Windows Server Can I Backup?
What Versions of Windows Server backup are there?
Our Backup software works with the following Windows Server Versions
- Windows server backup 2019
- Windows server backup 2016
- Windows server backup 2012
All the above include a Backup System State. A backup of the system state allows you to recover the system and boot file of the operating system. To achieve a full server recovery you need the systems state and all the data.
As of January 14, 2020, Windows Server 2012 r2 has reached its end of life, and no longer supported by Microsoft. Think about an upgrade if you are still using this version.
Windows Server Backup
Works of the following Windows Server versions
- Windows Server 2019
- Windows Server 2016
- Windows Server 2012
Managed Backup Service
- Done for you
- As a fully managed service, we will choose the best software for your specific requirement
- Veeam
- Acronis
- N-gage (previously Solarwinds, Max Backup....)
Unmanaged Backup Service
- Easy to use, Acronis Backup Software
- Works anywhere*
Common Features of Managed Backup and Unmanaged Backup services
- Offsite backup data stored on our hardware in our UK data centres
- Choose a backup frequency to suit your business requirements
- Set Encryption to your desired level
- Multiple restore options
Protects your Windows Server from all the usual nasties including
- Accidental deletion or change
- A Malicious or departing employee
- Ransomware, Viruses or Malware
- Legal and compliance requirements
- Hybrid deployment and migrations
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Accreditations
3 - 2 - 1 Data Rule
To make sure your Business' data remains safe and so that you can achieve your Business' RTO/RPO, the standard advice is to follow the 3-2-1 rule when it comes to your Data and Backups.
3 Copies of Your Data
Having 3 copies of your Microsoft 365 data is now standard practice and makes the chances of losing all your data considerably smaller. This typically consists of:
- Primary Data (Live Data you are using)
- Local Copy (Microsoft 365 have this covered)
- Offsite Copy (to ensure recovery)
2 Different Media
Storing data on 2 different media is a form of protection against hardware breaking. With Microsoft 365 this is out of your hands, however, we can be sure that Microsoft 365 Data is spread across many disks and servers.
1 of Which is Kept Offsite
Keeping at least 1 copy of your Microsoft 365 data in a different physical location is important! If there were ever an unexpected incident in a Microsoft 365 data centre, then you would still have a usable copy of your data elsewhere which you can use to recover use or from.
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How Can I Be Confident That My Data is Protected?
Performing a Backup is of no Use if You Can't Restore From it.
We do everything possible to make sure that your backup has worked and that you have current data available for recovery.
Meaningful Reporting
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- Regular and accurate reporting
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- based on your backup schedule
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- Automated Emails letting highlighting any issues or confirming a successful backup
- Regular and accurate reporting
Be certain you can achieve recovery goals
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- Perform test restores with your data
- Recovery Point Objectives (When you can recover to)
- Proof that you can meet: Recovery Time Objectives (How long a restore takes)
