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SecureMode™
Rapid Restore™ PC, PRO and Server |
- What is the difference between SecureMode Rapid Restore
PC and SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO, and SecureMode Rapid Restore Server?
- What type of operating systems are supported?
- How can I obtain this software program?
- If there is a problem, how do I report
it?
- What happens if my system is off when a backup
is scheduled?
- Do I have to be logged in at all times?
- Do my personal settings get saved along with
my data?
- Are my business data and database files backed
up?
- When the backup occurs, will it affect system
performance?
- How are SecureMode Rapid Restore PC and SecureMode Rapid Restore
PRO backups created?
- How do SecureMode Rapid Restore PC, SecureMode Rapid Restore
PRO, and SecureMode Rapid Restore Server restore a system?
- What is the difference between SecureMode Rapid Restore
PC and SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO, and SecureMode Rapid Restore Server?
SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO and Server includes all of SecureMode Rapid Restore PC's
functionality plus:
- Advanced One Button Restore® Manager
- Integrated Local/Network Recovery
- Thin Safety Partition Support
- Lock File Manager PRO/Server
- Hourly, Daily, Weekly Restore Points
- Advanced Single File Restore with Versioning
- Advanced Security Support Tamper
- Tamper-Proof Safety Partition
- Encryption Integrity Manager
- Remote IT Policy Manager
- Advanced Device Manager
- Tamper-Proof Safety Partition
- Encryption Integrity Manager
Refer to SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO feature
section for more detail
SecureMode Rapid Restore Server includes supporting all of the features
of SecureMode Rapid Restore PC under the Windows® 2000 Server
and Windows Server™ 2003 operating systems.
- What types of operating systems are supported?
SecureMode Rapid Restore PC manages and protects systems running the following
non-server based operating systems.
- Windows XP Professional-Fat16, Fat32, or NTFS
- Windows XP Home-Fat16, FatAT32, or NTFS
- Windows 2000 Professional, Service Pack 2 or higher-Fat32
or NTFS
In addition, SecureMode Rapid Restore Server supports systems running Windows
2000 Server and Windows Server™ 2003.
See the specific Minimum
System Requirements for additional information.
- How can I obtain this software program?
Xpoint SecureMode Rapid Restore PC, PRO, and Server are available from
the download section of this website. A license is required
to run the program; single user licenses may be purchased online
from the purchase section of this web site.
- If there is a problem, how do I report it?
Please send an E-mail message to: support@xpoint.com.
- What happens if my system is off when a backup is scheduled?
You are prompted to back up your system as soon as it is restarted.
- Do I have to be logged in at all times?
Once you have fully logged on to your system, you can log off
and backups will still occur.
- Do my personal settings get saved along with my data?
Yes, all settings including bookmarks, layout, and user preferences
are backed up for restore capability.
- Are my business data and database files backed up?
SecureMode Rapid Restore PC, SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO, and SecureMode Rapid Restore Server
back up all data files and all locally saved databases. Although
not required, it is optional if all local applications are closed
down during the backup process. However, backing up live (open)
database files requires the Locked File Manager, which is included
in the SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO and the SecureMode Rapid Restore Servern
.
- When the backup occurs, will it affect system performance?
Although during the backup process, the CPU is used to backup
and compress your data, user can still carry out their normal
usage of the computer. The application can be customized to
throttle the CPU priority.
- How are the SecureMode Rapid Restore Solutions backups created?
SecureMode Rapid Restore create a hidden, protected partition on the primary
hard drive, and then back up the entire system including all
data files onto this partition.
- How are SecureMode Rapid Restore PC, SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO, and SecureMode Rapid
Restore Server backups created?
The One Button Restore® Manager is the backbone of SecureMode Rapid
Restore PC's image and data management capabilities and is accessible
from several access points including its Windows and Pre-OS
interfaces. In addition, SecureMode Rapid Restore PRO and SecureMode Rapid Restore
Server Flexible OBRM supports backup data redundancy as well
as external USB drives. In addition, SecureMode Rapid Restore PC, SecureMode Rapid
Restore PRO, and SecureMode Rapid Restore Server are easily extendible
to support remote management with the purchase of SecureMode Rapid Restore
Enterprise.
- Windows Graphical User Inter face (Windows Inter face)
In the event of the deletion of essential data, a computer
virus, or any other catastrophe requiring a user to revert
to a previous hard disk state, the OBRM's graphical user
interface can initiate a full or single file restoration.
- Before Windows Starts (Pre-Operating System Interface)
In the event of a complete operating system failure, or
if a user is unable to boot to Windows, the One Button Restore
Manager's pre-operating system interface can initiate a
full restoration. The pre-OS interface is assessable at
boot time by pressing the F11 key. The OBRM pre-OS interface
operates at the BIOS level and redirects the system to boot
from SecureMode Rapid Restore PC's boot manager.
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