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“Maximizing Efficiency with Single Attribute Restores”
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flexable but also can do complete restore of DC to isolation
quality repeatable process process improvment
The ability to customize backup location and granular access to each backup. The built-in integration with Azure and the ease of setting up cloud storage as a secondary backup location. The ability to restore domain controllers from the ground up simply by building a new VM with 1:1 resource options as the failed one(s).
the amount of space backups take.
cost
We're not a fan of the Forest Recovery Console and RMAD recovery console being 2 separate products within the deployment. We'd like to be able to use both from the same pane of glass. RMAD is not very clear on formatting when it comes to large backup operations that require an import from a CSV or TXT file. This could easily be remedied by stating what format the object needed to be listed in within the doc itself. We wish that there were more options to add separate backup retention times on each secondary or tertiary backup location. Instead we're forced to make individual collections for local DC backups and then a separate collection for the external backups with a different retention timeframe for each.
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- SR MANAGER AD TOOLS10B+ USDMiscellaneousReview Source
Maximizing Efficiency with Single Attribute Restores
helps a lot doing mass single attribute restores vs having to rearore whole - IT Services Associate10B+ USDInsurance (except health)Review Source
Exceptional Reps and Reliable Product Impress Users
great reps, knowledgeable and down to earth. reliable tools with great customer support - System Analyst<50M USDHealthcare and BiotechReview Source
Recovery manager for AD Forest edition - making recovery of AD easy
This product provides customers with world class AD recovery solutions that minimize downtime and is easy to install - Senior Engineer1B-10B USDRetailReview Source
You need this!
This is an excellent product that has saved me a lot of time. Easy to setup and administer. - Principal Architect50M-1B USDIT ServicesReview Source
RMAD. The AD Admin's Security Blanket.
RMAD has been nothing shy of a dream to work with since its deployment. The initial setup takes time and plenty of attention to detail, but it's fully automated after that point. The driving factor behind purchasing it was its proven ability to restore an active directory environment from something as catastrophic as a ransomware attack.