We use Unitrends to back up all our servers and Hyper-V cluster nodes.

We use Unitrends to back up our virtual machines and files. Every once in a while, we also use it for restoring files.

I use Unitrends to back up my VMware virtual machines and files, ensuring redundancy for both disks and protection against ransomware. I have implemented an air gap strategy by keeping some backups physically disconnected for added security.

Our primary use for the Unitrends Backup solution is to protect our physical and virtual servers at our small rural K-12 school. By installing the agent on each necessary server, we can back up both our physical servers (HP or Dell, etc) and also our Windows Server 2012R2, 2016, or 2019 versions.

We use the website graphical user interface to continually configure, monitor, and verify our various backups as well as get daily email reports that show our current status of backup success and failures.

The tool helps us to run a report on how the backups have been completed, which is a really good feature because it's time-saving.

We are using the solution for real-time synchronization. Also, we use Unitrends RXDA.

We used Unitrends for Microsoft Hyper-V Cluster, VMWare ESXi Clusters, physical servers, virtual servers, SQL databases, and Exchange DAGs databases.

We currently use Unitrends to backup of local on premises environment as well as our Azure VMs. 

We use our local network as an off-site storage for our Azure VMs and replicate our local backups to Azure.

We also have several appliances installed at our customers.  Using the notifications we can easily monitor backups and address any failures quickly.  

We primarily use Unitrends to assist when a file or server level restore/backup is needed. We perform nightly backups of all servers, as well as a monthly backup to disk, which is stored offsite.

Backup replacement for Backup Exec.  Also, we are replicating backups from one datacenter to another.

It performs as a backup product.

I've been deploying it for most of my clients because it comes in an appliance model and supports any operating system, including legacy operating systems. Some customers prefer the appliance model rather than just getting the software and worrying about integrating it.

It's been useful for our customers who rely on legacy systems and fail to find backup solutions that are compatible with their legacy systems. For example, in the industrial sector, we have people relying on a system that's running on Windows 2000 for 20 years. Nobody really supports these operating systems these days, and only a very few vendors do that.

We use Unitrends Appliance across our infrastructure to backup both physical servers and virtual machines.

Our primary use case for Unitrends is backup. 

• Backup
• Recovery

Backup of all servers on our network.

Unitrends is a hardware-based solution that we use for backup and disaster recovery. We are trying it out to get it into our market to sell. 

This is my primary backup and archive service.

It is an easy system to use. The support, if needed, is always willing to help.

We use it to back up files and virtual machine (VM) instances.

We use it to back up our VMware environments. We do daily backups of virtual servers and databases.

We use this solution to back up both physical and virtual environments in and out of the office.