What is your primary use case for Acronis Backup?

I began using Acronis Cyber Protect when a customer needed backups for Azure VMs outside of Azure. At that time, not many solutions offered this capability, and Acronis Cyber Protect stood out as an option to meet the specific requirement for third-party Azure VM backups.

I use Acronis Cyber Protect for backing up my entire server infrastructure, which comprises around 40-50 servers, including both virtual and digital servers.

Our customers primarily use the solution for backup purposes, focusing on gaining insights into the backup process. They seek real insights into the backups, determining whether the images are virus-influenced. The key objective is to identify clean images that can be restored, allowing for a smooth restart of production. Restoring an infected version could lead to the point where the product environment gets infected and goes down. It helps with both backup and cybersecurity.

We use the solution for backup.

We use the solution for backup.

We use the solution for its backup and granular object restore features.

We use the solution to take backups of applications and files.

Acronis Backup is a backup solution offering license-based and per-GB options for its customers. Customers may purchase a license per device, enabling them to install and manage backups for the respective device. Alternatively, customers may opt for a per-GB license, choosing a specific storage amount such as 200 GB or 50 GB. Our role is to support customers and users based on their chosen license basis.

My initial experience with Acronis was to backup my email server's contents. This happened in 2008 when my email suddenly went down, but to my surprise, the backup didn't include the email server. However, after restoring everything, I gained confidence in the software and began using it to backup my DC servers.

We are a service provider and we sell the solution and help them set it up. Acronis Backup is a software application that is used to create backups of different types of data and software, including Microsoft Azure and SQL instances. It is commonly used by businesses in various industries, such as banks, law firms, and financial institutions, to protect their enterprise applications and data, including databases and data accessed by mobile employees in the field. The solution works best as a hybrid because of local security regulations in terms of the storage of data. A hybrid is usually the best deployment, especially in our country.

We use this solution to back up our emails. It is compatible with Office and Microsoft 365. There are two models and it can be used per workload or per workstation, which gives you roughly 50 gigs of backup per work station. You can basically decide what you want to back up, at what time and whether you want it done on desktops or laptops. Once you make this decision, you then pay per gig. We have distributors that we buy Acronis through. For cloud backup, hybrid and on-prem, this is a good solution.

We have it in a trial there. It includes all the features. We have tested them in our lab setups. We're proposing it as an option for workspace backups and recovery.

We primarily use the solution as a backup.

Acronis Backup is a solution to backup data.

We are using Acronis Backup for backups of our data. For example, backups of Office 365 and other data. Acronis Backup can be deployed on the cloud and on-premise.

I've been using Acronis Backup for backups primarily.

I use this product to back up files and data across our LAN. I'm doing a new backup every month, and you can archive these monthly backups.

We use Acronis Backup to create a backup policy and schedule to create backup images. We have an incremental backup for images and file-level backups. However, we never restore, test to restore, we have not done it yet. We are trying to restore from the backups that the supplier help us to create, but we are having problems restoring. It is because the backups are created inside a virtual server and we want to restore it to a Hyper-V environment. We have attempted the process for approximately three weeks, and we have yet to find a solution to our problem. We are only using Acronis Backup to create a backup plan, and the storage is within our premises. In one or two months, we will create a backup plan that will involve creating a backup from our premises to another location that is approximately 300 kilometers away. Then we will test how Acronis Backup will perform.

We use it for backing up local PCs and other things. We don't use it for Office 365. It is used for simple and basic use cases. I am using its latest version.

We sell Acronis to our clients globally in India, Germany, Canada, the United States, London, Singapore, Malaysia, and Dubai. We are a gold partner for Acronis worldwide and are one of the biggest resellers in India. We do cloud, on-premises, and hybrid deployments. We use this solution to assist our clients with creating multiple backups of their data. The first backup is a live copy, the second is a copy kept on their local storage, and the third backup is stored by us in the cloud.

We have used Acronis Backup for VMware, Nutanix, Hyper-V host, and physical servers. We are currently using version 15. The solution is deployed on-premise. We haven't tried to integrate with other solutions.

The most important use case is to backup notebooks and other environments of the completed image and to back up global environment imaging and you can leverage the backup when you are making a migration as well.

We use Acronis for data backup.

I have found the solution good only for desktop environments for backups. We use it for cloning.

We make use of the standalone version. The server and the box are compliant when it comes to the backup.

It is used for backup. In terms of deployment, it has got the capability of both. It can be on-premise and on the cloud.

We use this solution to basically backup anything. Servers, physical or virtual, and also some critical workstations. We can backup as emails or as folders. We are partners with Acronis and I'm the general manager.

We installed the Acronis Backup agents on the user's computer stations that require backups. We then created a schedule and a backup policy. Additionally, we deployed Acronis Backup on the Windows Server. I connected with the local discs of the server, which will be the targets of the backups.

Our customers use this solution for backup.

We primarily use the solution as backup and recovery.

We are using this product to back up our HDS node, which is part of a six-node cluster.

We are a solution provider and Acronis Backup is one of the products that we implement for our customers.

I use the product to protect key servers and workstations. We run mission critical servers where downtime cannot be afforded. Acronis is the only solution I trust to get us back up and running after a major catastrophe.

I use the basic Acronis solution to back up all of my drives. I have a desktop and a laptop, with several hard drives attached to them.

My daily use is that I log into the Admin Portal and I go to the portal of our customers and I get agent software for Windows or Linux. I then copy this agent on another server and I register that. Our primary use case is to find agents.

The primary use case of this solution is for backup.

We are a solution provider and Acronis Backup is one of the products that we implement for our clients. We have one management server, 20 servers with agents, and between 15 and 20 workstations that we take regular backups of. All of these backups are stored on tape.

I'm a solutions consultant and we're a customer of Acronis.

We implement Acronis for our clients and we also use it internally.

We use this solution to backup some core, critical systems in our primary data center.

Backing up the whole machine of the workstation.

I am using it for testing, to investigate the program.

I use it for server backups and workstation backups and it performs pretty well.