Backup Microsoft Exchange Server Database / Individual Mailboxes
to Local, FTP/SFTP, and Public Cloud

Database hot backup

With the hot backup feature in our Exchange Database backup solution, you can back up the Exchange database while continuing to access the data 24x7 without any service interruption or performance impact. This lets users carry on working while the backup is performed.

Brick-level individual mailbox backup

Our Exchange Mail Level backup solution allows you to back up data at mailbox level, folder level and even item level instead of the whole database. With just a few clicks, you can quickly back up individual emails, contacts, calendars, tasks, and public folders.

Support Database Availability Group (DAG)

Our Exchange DAG solution supports backup and restore of Exchange DAG at both database and mailbox levels, even if the nodes in the DAG are geographically distributed.

Scheduling

The Exchange backup can be scheduled at one's will so that it is performed most conveniently. Administrators can also create multiple custom backup plans to comply with various regulatory requirements.

Multi-destination backup

You can back up the Exchange Server data to multiple destinations, including the local drive of the Exchange Server, network share (e.g. a NAS share storage), FTP/SFTP server, and public cloud storage sequentially or concurrently.

Resources saving

Starting from Exchange 2016, remote deployment is supported (i.e. AhsayOBM client agent is running on a remote computer to backup the Exchange data) which significantly lowers performance impact to the Exchange Server that is being backed up.

Data Deduplication

Our sourced based data deduplication engine which is powered by an advanced content-based chunking algorithm, to deliver fast and efficient deduplication to identify and filter out all duplicate data blocks from the selected backup data, only uploading the unique data blocks to the backup destination or cloud storage.

The data deduplication engine will also be used to identify unique data blocks for subsequent backup jobs where the database contents are added, delete, or updated.

Retention / Versioning

Data being deleted from the Exchange Server or older versions of emails and databases can be kept in the backup destinations as long as you want through retention policy settings.