Backup Exec EOL has been announced. After decades as the industry incumbent for Windows backup, the giant is heading into the sunset.
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Cloud sync, past versions retention, snapshots and RAID are examples of technologies that “look like” backup, may give you a warm fuzzy feeling, but are simply not dependable in the full range of disaster scenarios. This results in data loss, a complicated and time-consuming recovery, or both.
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BackupAssist Classic v11 will reach its End of Life (EOL) on November 26, 2025. After this date, we will no longer provide technical support or
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As part of our ongoing commitment to align our products with modern IT environments, we’re announcing the retirement of the Exchange Granular Restore (EGR) Add-on
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