Sonasoft’s data recovery and business continuance solution for Microsoft Exchange Server is designed to meet your business objectives and budget. SonaSafe offers total protection and gives you the ability to be up and running quickly in case of system failure or total disaster. The application enables rapid recovery of emails to the point of failure without losing even a single email, calendar, contact and other information.

Sonasoft provides an integrated backup/recovery and replication solution for Microsoft Exchange Server. Typically, customers have to buy multiple solutions from different vendors to get similar capability. Also, it would cost three to four times more to get comparable functionality offered by Sonasoft’s SonaSafe solution.

Key Capabilities:

• Support for Exchange 2000 and 2003
• Ability to recover to the point-of-failure or to a point-in-time
• Compression reduces storage costs by up to 65%
• Intelligent, brick-level backup and recovery capability.
• Ability to recover a single email message with just one click.
• Backup and recover Active Directory and IIS Metabase
• Web-based interface; can be accessed from anywhere in the world
• Automated policy-based purging functionality
• Excellent diagnostic capability

  Key Standby Capabilities:

  • Affordable, easy-to-use disaster recovery solution for Microsoft Exchange server
  • The standby exchange server can be anywhere; no distance limitation
  • Ability to archive mailboxes
  • Meets regulatory compliance requirements like Sarbanes Oxley, HIPAA etc.
  • The standby server is available for testing/searching/monitoring purposes
  • Facilitates migration of Exchange servers from one version to another
  • Ability to failover and failback just a single mailbox to test disaster recovery preparedness
  • Ideally suited for SMB Exchange environments
  • Ability to load balance by distributing mailboxes across multiple Exchange Servers
  • Cost-effective solution that can be implemented within couple of hours
  • Inexpensive alternative to exchange clusters