Create virtual standby machines for disaster ready instant availability

vStandby AIP uses ActiveImage Protector backup image files to create a bootable standby virtual machine, ready for immediate switch-over.

Instant Recovery Solution with support for Hyper-V and VMware vSphere Hypervisors

vStandby AIP provides instant start-up of standby virtual machines from the backup images, bypassing a lengthy restoration process.

Create virtualized VMDK/VHDX files on Storage Server

When Storage Server is selected as the target host, virtualized VMDK/VHDX files are created in a shared folder instead of as a standby virtual machine.

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Scheduled creation of standby virtual machines

vStandby AIP™ creates standby virtual machines and keeps them current along with updated incremental backup files. Recurring incremental backups of the source machines can be scheduled to create boot points for the standby virtual machines.

Readily verify that ActiveImage Protector™‘ｓ backup image from a crashed system is ready to boot up

In order to verify that a backup file can be restored and start up from a crashed system, a thorough restore is necessary. However, this is not a practical approach in the event of system failure. vStandby AIP verifies that a crashed system is bootable from the backup image. In the event of system failure, the system can be started up from a selected backup image to provide instant system recovery.

Create standby virtual replica machines off-site using replicated backup image files

Actiphy’s ImageCenter™, a free replication and consolidation tool for ActiveImage Protector™, replicates backup image files to either local or remote destinations to create a standby virtual machine at a remote off-site location.

Immediate system recovery with instant start up using a standby virtual machine

Instantly starting up a standby virtual machine gives users immediate recovery and guaranteed business continuity. vStandby AIP bypasses lengthy P2V conversion and restoration by creating an instantly bootable standby virtual machine originated from backup image files offering a true disaster recovery solution.