After completing your initial replica CDP can reduce your backup windows from hours to minutes.  Improve recovery point objectives by replicating your data to disk-based archive storage up to every 15 minutes.  Reduce the impact of backups on server load.

Faster and less expensive than tape backup and VTL.  Store fast and automatic disk backups on NAS devices, network shares and second hard disks.  Perform onsite or offsite backups.  Protect files from disaster and accidental deletes.

With CDP Portable Disk Safe® technology your backups go wherever you need them to.  Move your Disk Safe to a new location, open with another CDP installation, take it with you, even copy it to a USB drive and put it in the car.

The Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) is used by CDP to produce a point-in-time snapshot of the disk volume delivering protection for locked and open files.

With CDP technology you can browse your file system and select any combination of files and folders to be excluded from your data protection policy.  Add advanced excludes rules using patterns to exclude only certain file types.

Virtual Full Backups mean unique disk blocks are only stored one time in your backup storage, even across thousands of recovery points.  Keep more recovery points longer and save space over your existing full or incremental 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.  See detailed progress of replication and restore jobs as they run.

CDP Disk Safe® technology is industrial strength disk storage for your backup and archiving.  Archive up to 64TB of recovery points per disk.  Atomic disk writes protect data from crashes and power loss.

Never wait for a restore job to begin again.  Restore even while your policy is replicating.  Perform multiple file restore jobs simultaneously.  Double-click and download archived files in your recovery points directly from the Web Interface.

R1Soft offers both QuickLZ and industry standard zlib (Zip).  Data is compressed at the block-level and only stored once until it changes or is no longer needed.  Typical compression ratios are 2:1.

Define a CDP replication goal for example: every 15 minutes, or every hour, or every 4 hours.  Then define how many recovery points you will retain.  Old recovery points are automatically merged and their storage is recycled.