Simple, effective Hyper-V backup that covers all the
recovery scenarios

Until now, Hyper-V backup has been full of confusion, frustration and head scratching. There are so many recovery scenarios and no single setup has been able to cover them all.

Thankfully, the BackupAssist Hyper-V solution is designed to be a simple answer to this complicated problem. It cuts through the confusion to present a single, simple, robust and straightforward method for Hyper-V backup. And best of all, it covers all the recovery scenarios.

BackupAssist features 'granular restore technology', which simplifies Hyper-V backup by allowing you to create just one VHD image backup of the Host and use it to retrieve files and documents from any Guest Virtual Machine on that Host. And the BackupAssist VM Granular Restore Console makes the whole process of Hyper-V backup and restore amazingly simple. It's a solution that will save you time, disk space and money!

One backup as your baseline Disaster Recovery strategy

The BackupAssist solution involves imaging the physical Host as your baseline. From that image, you can restore the complete server, individual Guests, or even files and folders within the Guests. Having one backup that provides essential protection for your Hyper-V Host and Guests means you can do it all while saving disk space, time and money.

Granular restore technology

Granular restore technology allows you dig into a VHD file and retrieve files from within. Without granular restore technology, you can only restore folders and files from regular backups created of each Guest VM within the Host, which is traditionally what makes Hyper-V backup and recovery procedures so complicated.

The BackupAssist VM Granular Restore Console

Using the VM Granular Restore Console you can retrieve any file, folder or document of any Guest VM from an image backup of the Host. It offers you simple wizards for every restore scenario, reducing them to simple steps that take just minutes to complete. It's literally a 2 minute, 2 step process:

Step 1 - Select your backup

Step 2 - Choose which Guest and
volumes to mount

Resources

• One page Hyper-V fact sheet
• Hyper-V quickstart guide
• Hyper-V cheat sheet