NetApp SnapRestore vs. Systools Recovery Tools

Honestly, any time that data is in play and it is very important, you should consider using SnapRestore to back it up correctly. We always want to have a failsafe and SnapRestore is ours. We know the data is safe and can be re-uploaded to any of our main servers so it gives us peace of mind.

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I found that for a small business. with no dedicated IT, to be rather easy to use. I feel it would be less appropriate for a large business with a dedicated IT department that would probably have other tools to use in place of Systools. Although my experience was very well received,

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• It's interface
• It's well priced
• It's very easy to use.

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• Better recovery, more complete, than other tools I've used before
• Made it easy find the data after the recovery
• It was faster than other recovery tools I've used in the past

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• More options for data saving
• different ways to save files
• have more licenses per org

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• It could make copying thr data to the new drive easier

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I wasn't involved in the decision-making process related to SnapRestore. My boss said that she reviewed various different platforms, not sure which ones, and she liked SnapRestore the most and that it made the most sense for our business. So far, we have yet to have any issues and the decision was a great choice.

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It seemed to be a more professional and more complete resource. The support was very good. As said before as a small business the simplicity of use was better than what we had tried/used in the past. The utility was simpler to use than what we had tried before. I feel it was a more complete solution.

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• Very positive
• We haven't lost any data since we started with SnapRestore
• Had to use it once and worked like a charm

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• In system recovery It has saved us from having to outsource our IT.
• Return on investment has been about 2 to 1 in it's recover abilties

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