Store and archive virtual full Linux backup replicas onto any disk-based storage: second hard drives, network shares, NAS, CIFS, SAN, ISCSI, etc.

Say goodbye to the nightly backup window. Complete one initial replica then let CDP's asynchronous Linux server replication take over. Schedule Linux backups as frequent as every 15 minutes.

Completely Restores the File System and Allocated Blocks. Best when restoring all or most of a disk's (file system's) files.

* Typically Much Faster than file-by-file restore for large numbers of files
* Fastest restore method on some Virtualization Platforms
* Reduce Steps for Server Disaster Recovery
* Disaster Recovery from CD ISO or PXE Network Boot

Browse and select files and folders you want excluded from Linux backup replicas in your Data Protection Policy. Add advanced exclude rules using simple patterns (example: C:\*.log).

Advanced Edition includes new CDP Disk Safe® technology: industrial strength disk storage for your Linux backup and archiving, recovering automatically from crashes and power failures. Disk Safes are fully portable; open, close and copy Disk Safes across servers.

The new CDP 3 Web-based interface is full-featured and easy-to-use for remote management of your Linux server backups. In addition to the policy management and reporting you can browse, download, and restore files from your recovery points using an Explorer-style interface. Easily manage recovery points and Disk Safes using bulk edits, and see the detailed progress of replication and restore jobs as they run.

Virtual full Linux backups mean that until unique disk blocks change or are no longer used, they are stored only one time in your Linux server backup storage, even across thousands of recovery points. There is no real limit to the number of recovery points you can archive and the Disk Safe automatically retains only the deltas you need for your data retention policy.