Block level image backup

Real-time backup

Acronis patented snapshot technology

Multi-volume snapshots

Sector-by-sector backup

Dual destination backup

Splitting backups (automatically or manually)

Acronis Bootable Media based on Linux kernel

Acronis Startup Recovery Manager

Acronis Universal Restore (Restore to Dissimilar Hardware)

Acronis Active Restore (boot from an image) for priority application restore

Mount images in read/write mode

Dynamic disk support (LVM or LDM)

RIS Server support

Convert image backup to a virtual machine

Backup/restore from host

Install Agent on unlimited number of virtual machines

Advanced backup scheduling

Conditions for backup

Customizable backup scheme

Pre/post commands

Centralized management

Policy-based management

License Server

Distributing backups within time interval

Importing machines from AD

Group Policy Administrative Template for configuring Agents

Local dashboard

Notifications via e-mail or SNMP

Recording events in Windows Event Log

Organizing backups into vaults

Browsing archives from Windows Explorer

Manual or scheduled backup validation

Backup validation by Acronis Storage Node

Avoid data loss when the Acronis Storage Node is lost

No reboot during installation

Upgrade path from Acronis True Image Echo

Local management console

Command line with scripting support

User group to control remote access

User group to allow centralized management

Encrypted network communications

Encrypted backup images

Configurable ports

DAS, SAN, NAS, RAID, network drives, FTP, USB and IEEE-1394 (FireWire) storage devices, CDs, DVDs, and removable drives

Acronis Storage Node

Support for tape robotics

File level deduplication

Selective source level deduplication

x86 platform support

Client Windows operating systems:
Windows 2000 Professional SP4+
Windows XP Professional SP2+
Windows Vista

Windows Small Business Server 2003
Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2
Windows Small Business Server 2008