SmartXVault Server Backup
SmartXVault Server Backup: Simple, Reliable Data Protection
Keep backup tasks organized with job-based configuration for sources, destinations, schedules, and backup options. SmartXVault server backup content lets you check previous runs and select files for restore from an available backup point.Â
- Flexible Backup Jobs: Create separate jobs for different folders, drives, or data-protection needs.
- Scheduled Execution: Configure a backup schedule or run a job manually when needed.
- Restore with More Confidence: Review backup history and test restored files in a separate location before replacing live data.
Key features
SmartXVault Server Backup Features
Simplify data protection with flexible backup jobs, automated scheduling, backup verification, and centralized history tracking.
Backup Jobs
Create and manage jobs with their own source locations, destination, schedule, and options.
Folder and Drive Backup
Select folders or drives and include subfolders when required.
Backup Scheduling
Set supported schedule frequency and timing, including weekly or monthly options.
Flexible Destinations
Use supported destinations such as Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and configured local or network paths.
Verification and Optional Protection
Verify backed-up content and configure compression or password-based encryption where supported.
Backup History and Restore
Review run status, file counts, transferred data, and error summaries; restore selected files from a chosen backup point.
HOW IT WORKS
How SmartXVault Server Backup Works
Select your files and folders, configure a destination, set your backup schedule, and monitor every backup run with ease.
Step 1
Select Your Data
Choose the folders or drives to protect and decide whether to include subfolders or exclude selected file patterns.
Step 2
Choose a Destination
Configure a supported cloud, local, or network destination and confirm that it is reachable.
Step 3
Set Your Backup Rules
Choose manual or scheduled execution and configure options or open-file handling as required.
Step 4
Monitor and Restore
Run the backup, review the final status in History, and restore selected files to a chosen location when needed.
Select Your
Data
Choose the folders or drives to protect and decide whether to include subfolders or exclude selected file patterns.
Choose a Destination
Configure a supported cloud, local, or network destination and confirm that it is reachable.
Set Your Backup Rules
Choose manual or scheduled execution and configure options or open-file handling as required.
Monitor and Restore
Run the backup, review the final status in History, and restore selected files to a chosen location when needed.
Backup Options
Configure Backup to Suit Your Workflow
One platform covers physical and virtual workloads across your infrastructure.
Scheduling
Choose the available frequency and timing for automatic runs.
Verification
Check backed-up content after transfer.
Compression
Enable compression and choose a supported compression level.
Encryption
Protect backup content with a configured password.
Best-Practice Checklist
Backup Best Practices
Servers hold the applications, databases, files, and configurations your operations depend on. SmartXVault is the layer that gets you back after a failure or attack.
- Use clear job names that identify the data being protected.
- Run an initial manual backup and review its result before relying on a schedule.
- Enable verification for important data.
- Keep cloud accounts connected and check for expired sign-ins.
- Review History periodically for failed files or recurring errors.
- Perform periodic test restores.
- Store encryption passwords securely and restrict access to backup destinations.
THE DIFFERENCE
SmartXVault Server Backup vs. manual backup.
| Capability | Traditional manual backup | SmartXVault Server Backup |
|---|---|---|
|
Backup execution |
– Manual operations |
✓ Automated schedules
|
|
Monitoring |
– Difficult to monitor |
✓ Centralized monitoring |
|
Recovery |
– Limited flexibility |
✓ Multiple recovery options |
|
Administration |
– High manual effort |
✓ Policy-based management |
|
Full-system recovery |
– Slow |
✓ Image-level & bare-metal |
|
Scaling |
– Difficult |
✓ Designed for growth |
|
Consistency |
– Inconsistent processes |
✓ Structured policies |
FAQ
Common questions.
Windows Server, Linux Server, VMware, and Microsoft Hyper-V.
Yes — file and folder recovery restores selected items without requiring a full server restore.
Yes. Complete server recovery and bare-metal recovery can restore critical systems fully.
It’s a key part of a ransomware recovery strategy — maintaining backup copies of critical data. Pair it with broader security controls for full protection.
Yes, the centralized console gives IT teams visibility and control across every protected workload.
DON'T WAIT FOR A FAILURE TO FIND OUT
Your backup. Your recovery.
Your control.
Your servers power everyday operations. Protect them before an unexpected incident becomes a costly disruption.
- Automated backup
- Centralized management
- Flexible recovery
- Business continuity