Define backups, offsite copy locations, and recovery point storage locations

• Define daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly backup jobs, and assign them to one or more computers.

• Create full independent recovery points or recovery point sets with incrementals.

• Define and enable an offsite copy location to copy your latest, complete recovery points to either a local hard drive on the client computer, a remote server in your network, or to a remote FTP server.

• Define recovery point destinations on a network share or on a local drive on the client computer.

• Use your existing installation of Symantec Backup Exec™ for Windows Servers to back up recovery point storage locations on a network to tape media.

Recover files, folders, or entire drives

• Allow users to retrieve their own files and folders using the Backup Exec Retrieve Web page.

• Retrieve email, folders, entire mailboxes, SharePoint documents, or lost files and folders using the Backup Exec Granular Restore Option.

• Remotely recover a data drive on a client computer.

• Remotely recover a system drive on a client computer that is bootable, using LightsOut Restore.

Convert recovery points to virtual disks

• Convert recovery points of a physical computer to VMware Virtual Disk or a VMware ESX Server.

• Convert recovery points of a physical computer to Microsoft Virtual Disk.

Remotely delete recovery points

• Delete entire recovery point sets.

• Delete recovery points within a set.

Remotely administer server, desktop, and laptop computers remotely

• Troubleshoot and resolve jobs remotely.

• Build and deploy Easy Installers to install Backup Exec System Recovery products and options such as LightsOut Restore and Backup Exec Granular Restore Option.

• Monitor the overall status of recovery points for an entire network of Windows computers.