R1Soft Remote Backups

Define a replication goal (for example, every 15 minutes) and how many recovery points to retain. Old recovery points are automatically merged and their storage is recycled.

Secure local authentication of users. Enable user self-service backup and restore. Integrate with popular Linux Control Panels (cPanel, Plesk, InterWorx and more). 

Server Backup Manager supports physical and virtual servers running Microsoft Windows and the majority variants of Linux, including custom kernels. Popular virtualization platforms including VMware ESX/ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix XenServer, Parallels Virtuozzo and Parallels Cloud Server are supported, offering hosting and service providers broad coverage. Backup support for MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Exchange are also included in the core product.

Server Backup Manager meets the needs of both Enterprise and Provider environments. It can be set up to allow access only to administrators, group-based administrators, multi-tenant, tiered multi-tenant or a custom configuration. Administrator configuration settings are targeted at typical Enterprise environments where backup and restore activities are handled by one or more IT administrators. The multi-tenant setting is ideal for most Hosting environments where each client company can be given control only over their own users and servers. Similarly, the tiered, multi-tenant setting supports two levels of clients allowing first tier clients to resell their space to second tier clients. Multi-tenant configurations provide a consistent user experience to all users while honoring tenant boundaries.

Once a configuration is selected, users and groups can be created with fine-grained access control assigning privileges and groups of servers as needed.

AES-256 Disk Safe Encryption can be enabled at the time of creation of Disk Safes for backup data. This aids in the protection of data stored in the backup server, and in protection of the data over the network.

cPanel users currently have the ability to restore files and directories as a self-service feature from their Control Panel however when their MySQL database needed to be restored it required that the Hosting Provider get involved to carry out the restoration. This normally delayed the cPanel user from accessing their data and created an unnecessary expense for the Hosting Provider. Now with version 5.6, cPanel users are back in control and able to restore their MySQL database as a self-service whenever the need arises.