Responsible for Internet Technology Development at College of International Transport & Logistics - CITLC
Reseller
Top 5
Jul 30, 2025
I trust Acronis Disaster Recovery because I have used it in many critical cases, such as managing an email server with inboxes for 5,000 users along with system data, and it successfully restored everything. Data authenticity is very important for all users and administrators, and the blockchain-based data integrity verification feature in Acronis Disaster Recovery provides great benefit. I recommend using Acronis Disaster Recovery. Once users have the software, they should schedule backups and save their data in a safe place within Acronis because it is trustworthy and reliable for data backup at any time. On a scale of 1-10, I rate Acronis Disaster Recovery a 10.
My customers' priority is mainly flexibility and pricing, which are the biggest advantages compared to other backup solutions. The previous priority was flexibility in terms of implementation and adaptability. Adaptability is important. This tool is actually good; we just have to get used to it to explore more features. Until then, I cannot suggest anything as I'm not using all the features. I have just gone through the failover and failback capabilities of Acronis Disaster Recovery while doing the online training in the Acronis portal; I have not used these features in production. In terms of cloud, we have tested Acronis Disaster Recovery, and it is very flexible. My customers do not have any on-premises setup for Acronis currently. We have only cloud customers using Acronis for Office 365. I would rate Acronis Disaster Recovery an eight out of ten.
Overall, I would recommend Acronis Disaster Recovery primarily due to its cost-effectiveness. My overall rating for the solution is an eight out of ten.
We recommend Acronis to customers due to our familiarity and comfort with their products. Customers usually rely on their system integrator's recommendations, which in our case, is Acronis. Overall, I would rate Acronis Disaster Recovery a six out of ten.
We have been using the solution for a long time and are comfortable with it, as it has helped us recover during several disaster times. I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.
The tool's real-time replication is fast and enhances data security. If our clients who want to use replication have VMs in their on-premises data centers and want to have a DR, they can perform replication so that if that VM goes down on-site, we have a cloud VM that is ready to be used. For the update provided by the product, I rate the solution a nine out of ten. I am unsure about the AI capabilities of the product since my company doesn't have customers who use it. I rate the tool an eight out of ten.
We are using the latest version of Acronis Disaster Recovery. The solution takes around two to three hours for data restoration. The solution performs fast disaster recovery and backup. The solution benefits our customers by instantly recovering their servers. I would recommend Acronis Disaster Recovery to other organizations. We need four engineers to deploy the solution in our customer's environment. We perform quarterly maintenance of the solution. Overall, I rate the solution ten out of ten.
The solution's real-time disaster recovery capability has benefited our response to incidents. We had a case where one of the developers made a mistake and deleted one table from the system. Instead of restoring everything, I powered on the DR site ten minutes before he deleted the data. I gave him access to the DR server and no one else. I asked him to log in, turn on the backup, export the deleted table to a file, get it on his computer, and then import it into the production system. By having the ability to start a disaster server at a point in time in a few minutes, he went in there, took the table, and restored it on the production one. Only one person out of the many users working on that service realized that there was an issue for one hour. I would recommend the solution to other users because it is very cheap, and you don't have to invest in hardware. Acronis Disaster Recovery is very easy to implement and quick to use. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.
I rate the solution a nine out of ten. The solution is good, but the customization can be improved by including a load balancer. I advise users considering implementing this solution to do a complete test on the product before they buy.
Director, Information Technology at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees
Real User
Jan 25, 2021
It is good practice to have local backups even when you have them on the cloud. This was important when it became time to recovery our data. You will want the backup locally if you want to expedite the recovery of a large data configuration. I rate Acronis Disaster Recovery an eight out of ten.
In previous versions, Acronis did not support taking backups from AWS or Google Cloud. However, this option has been added and they are now able to integrate with them. This is a good product and I feel confident recommending it to any of my customers. I would suggest that people considering it go ahead and implement it. if there are any concerns then a PoC should be able to answer them. I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.
Acronis Disaster Recovery Service is a hybrid cloud, all-in-one, IT continuity solution that protects and restores your data and servers in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. Leveraging the power of the Acronis AnyData Engine, Acronis Disaster Recovery Service can reliably recover your servers or entire data centers without the need for you to invest in duplicate systems or additional staff.
Acronis Disaster Recovery Service can reliably recover your servers or entire data...
I trust Acronis Disaster Recovery because I have used it in many critical cases, such as managing an email server with inboxes for 5,000 users along with system data, and it successfully restored everything. Data authenticity is very important for all users and administrators, and the blockchain-based data integrity verification feature in Acronis Disaster Recovery provides great benefit. I recommend using Acronis Disaster Recovery. Once users have the software, they should schedule backups and save their data in a safe place within Acronis because it is trustworthy and reliable for data backup at any time. On a scale of 1-10, I rate Acronis Disaster Recovery a 10.
My customers' priority is mainly flexibility and pricing, which are the biggest advantages compared to other backup solutions. The previous priority was flexibility in terms of implementation and adaptability. Adaptability is important. This tool is actually good; we just have to get used to it to explore more features. Until then, I cannot suggest anything as I'm not using all the features. I have just gone through the failover and failback capabilities of Acronis Disaster Recovery while doing the online training in the Acronis portal; I have not used these features in production. In terms of cloud, we have tested Acronis Disaster Recovery, and it is very flexible. My customers do not have any on-premises setup for Acronis currently. We have only cloud customers using Acronis for Office 365. I would rate Acronis Disaster Recovery an eight out of ten.
Overall, I would recommend Acronis Disaster Recovery primarily due to its cost-effectiveness. My overall rating for the solution is an eight out of ten.
We recommend Acronis to customers due to our familiarity and comfort with their products. Customers usually rely on their system integrator's recommendations, which in our case, is Acronis. Overall, I would rate Acronis Disaster Recovery a six out of ten.
We have been using the solution for a long time and are comfortable with it, as it has helped us recover during several disaster times. I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.
The tool's real-time replication is fast and enhances data security. If our clients who want to use replication have VMs in their on-premises data centers and want to have a DR, they can perform replication so that if that VM goes down on-site, we have a cloud VM that is ready to be used. For the update provided by the product, I rate the solution a nine out of ten. I am unsure about the AI capabilities of the product since my company doesn't have customers who use it. I rate the tool an eight out of ten.
We are using the latest version of Acronis Disaster Recovery. The solution takes around two to three hours for data restoration. The solution performs fast disaster recovery and backup. The solution benefits our customers by instantly recovering their servers. I would recommend Acronis Disaster Recovery to other organizations. We need four engineers to deploy the solution in our customer's environment. We perform quarterly maintenance of the solution. Overall, I rate the solution ten out of ten.
The solution's real-time disaster recovery capability has benefited our response to incidents. We had a case where one of the developers made a mistake and deleted one table from the system. Instead of restoring everything, I powered on the DR site ten minutes before he deleted the data. I gave him access to the DR server and no one else. I asked him to log in, turn on the backup, export the deleted table to a file, get it on his computer, and then import it into the production system. By having the ability to start a disaster server at a point in time in a few minutes, he went in there, took the table, and restored it on the production one. Only one person out of the many users working on that service realized that there was an issue for one hour. I would recommend the solution to other users because it is very cheap, and you don't have to invest in hardware. Acronis Disaster Recovery is very easy to implement and quick to use. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.
Acronis Disaster Recovery is an excellent product. It is very stable and meets all the backup and recovery requirements. I rate it a ten out of ten.
Overall, I rate Acronis Disaster Recovery a six out of ten.
I rate Acronis Disaster Recovery an eight out of ten.
I rate the solution a nine out of ten. The solution is good, but the customization can be improved by including a load balancer. I advise users considering implementing this solution to do a complete test on the product before they buy.
It is good practice to have local backups even when you have them on the cloud. This was important when it became time to recovery our data. You will want the backup locally if you want to expedite the recovery of a large data configuration. I rate Acronis Disaster Recovery an eight out of ten.
In previous versions, Acronis did not support taking backups from AWS or Google Cloud. However, this option has been added and they are now able to integrate with them. This is a good product and I feel confident recommending it to any of my customers. I would suggest that people considering it go ahead and implement it. if there are any concerns then a PoC should be able to answer them. I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.
Just follow the installation guide and review the pre-requisites properly.