Simulated recoveries can be scheduled, which fully automates the creation of the recovered machine and then executes test scripts to verify its integrity and functionality.

Recovery schedules can be configured months in advance and planned so that the entire server infrastructure is tested within the desired period. The recovery machines are kept on an isolated network and can be released after each simulation, so that the armament is not permanently necessary.

The detailed account of each stage of the recovery process highlights all the problems encountered and provides an audit trail of the results that have already occurred to provide assurance that the DR procedures are effective.

ABMR is resold globally by Dell EMC and its channel partners and is currently available for Windows, Linux, Solaris and AIX operating systems. ABMR is the recommended solution for recovering an empty Avamar machine.

– Operational system support.

With support for the most recent and legacy Windows, Linux, AIX and Solaris operating systems. Protect all your property with our reliable Avamar recovery solution.

– Dissimilar Environments.

With our exclusive technology for different environments, you can recover for any physical environment, in new or virtual environments.

– Automation.

In a disaster recovery scenario, there is no time to set up and recover each server manually. The ABMR supports fully automated recoveries by means of the Cristie Virtual Appliance or autonomously.

Solution highlights:

• Take advantage of Avamar backup resources without management or additional infrastructure.
• Fully integrated and instant recovery for physical, hypervisor and cloud environments.
• The recovered machine is identical to the original, including data, operating system, applications and configuration information.
• Recover multiple servers simultaneously, quickly addressing agreed upon RTOs as a result.
• Automated recovery simulations programmed with complete reports, providing an auditable trail of results that satisfies business needs or external regulations and competencies.