Get the best of both virtual and physical worlds
Simply migrate your data from a physical environment to a virtual platform such as Synology VMM or VMware vSphere to continue providing services in response to those unexpected interruptions. Learn more
Pain points solved and needs satisfied
- Global deduplication greatly reduces identical blocks across devices, platforms, and versions – with the proven 50%+ deduplication rate in real customer environments.
- Forever-incremental backup identifies and transfers only changed blocks to reduce backup time and bandwidth.
- Ensures backup consistency of VSS-aware applications, such as Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory, SQL, and SharePoint.
- Bare-metal recovery: Bare-metal recovery (BMR) helps you recover disk images, applications, settings, and data in the event of disasters.
- P2V recovery: Instantly boot the backup image on VMware, Hyper-V or Synology’s own hypervisor platform, Virtual Machine Manager (VMM), to recover your service.
- Self-service recovery portal: Allow users to perform instant file and folder recovery on their own without IT support.
Inspect a video of your server backups starting up to ensure integrity and reliability. After a server is backed up, the startup sequence can be recorded and sent to you, helping you identify and troubleshoot issues before they escalate.
As part of the all-in-one solution, admins enjoy the simplicity of monitoring and managing all backups in a centralized dashboard, minimizing the effort needed to maintain the service.
Achieve full protection with the 3-2-1 backup rule
Replicate your backups offsite to another Synology NAS and restore your data quickly when the production site is down. Learn more
Unlimited backups, license-free
Protect all your data, no matter how many computers, servers, or virtual machines your business deploys.
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Centralized backups for all your data
Learn how you can leverage the Active Backup Suite to back up your cloud accounts, Windows PCs, servers, and virtual machines. See how it works