This feature ensures that your entire hard disk and operating system are backed up and can be safely, quickly, and successfully recovered through AIP.

AIP guarantees that your backup images are bootable via a local or remote Hyper-V host through its BootCheck™ feature. It boots up a virtual machine directly from a backup image file to quickly check its bootability.

AIP’s ActiveVisor™ provides a centralized management console for your AIP clients. It collects data from remote clients over the network, monitors their status, and deploys backup tasks.

Through this feature, AIP can target any local or remote iSCSI initiator for mounting backup images. It not only provides a method to recover files and folders from a backup, but it also delivers immediate booting of a backup image attached to a virtual machine on HyperVisor.

IDDC is a built-in feature of AIP that compresses data and eliminates duplicate files, allowing for a significant reduction in backup storage sizes. AIP also leverages SmartSector™ technology that only backs up the used sectors of a disk, enabling faster, smaller-sized files.

AIP lets you customize and create a schedule for full and incremental backups on specific days or weeks in a month. Additionally, with AIP’s stringent retention policy, you can set a pre-determined number of images you can keep in a period of time to reduce your storage footprint.

The Windows PE-based boot environment builder utilizes Microsoft ADK, AIK, and Linux CentOS. This allows for faster disaster recovery and cold back-ups.

This feature circumvents the lengthy physical to virtual conversion process and allows you to boot into AIP backup image files in only a few minutes in local and remote Microsoft Hyper-V, VMWare ESXi, VMWare Workstation Pro & Player, and Oracle VirtualBox.