Introducing Physical Server Backup
Hello again everyone! I’m delighted to bring you news about a hugely requested and great new addition to the Hornetsecurity (formerly Altaro) Backup family, Physical Server Backup!
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Physical Server Backup
If you’ve been a user of Hornetsecurity (formerly Altaro) products in the past you will know that we focused our attention over the years towards creating the best virtual machine backup application on the market. However, one piece of feedback that we’ve encountered by many users is the request for a physical server backup solution. Most organizations have that one server that for whatever reason cannot be virtualized. This usually comes down to a supportability issue with a very old operating system or a 3rd party vendor concern. Additionally, from the managed services provider perspective, it is advantageous to be able to onboard a new customer knowing you’ll be able to protect physical servers should you run into one. Physical Server Backup is a free windows server backup software designed to address this gap and means you can now use Hornetsecurity (formerly Altaro) to secure both your virtual and physical environments!
Physical Server Backup Roadmap
Future releases will include commercial features that will provide additional functionality and official support from the lightning-fast Altaro support team!
Future features expected currently are:
- Integration with Altaro VM Backup for MSPs
- Central Management with the Altaro Cloud Management Console
How to Download Physical Server Backup
Those wishing to download this solution for free can do so by completing the download form. After completing the form you’ll be sent a freeware license key for the product via email.
Wrap-Up
We hope you’ll enjoy using Physical Server Backup as much as we’ve enjoyed making it. We’re looking forward to your feedback and also looking forward to developing new features and products to make your lives as system administrators easier!
Let us know what you think of this offering in the comments!
Thanks for reading!
