System Recovery
for AIX Users
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SysBack provides a comprehensive system backup, restore and re-installation method for AIX systems
SysBack creates a backup for AIX of your entire system, or a subset of your system, as well as the data files and databases that you specify
SysBack provides the ability to install one system installation image to another system with either identical or different hardware configurations.
Key features & benefits of system recovery for AIX users
Integrated System Recovery for AIX
Standalone back-up solution, without the need for extra infrastructure, or management, saving storage space, network bandwidth, processing power and management resources.
Simple upgrade from IBM SysBack and flexible integration
Single step upgrade from IBM SysBack version 6.1 means no loss of configuration or functionality from upgrade. With IBM Spectrum Project and SMIT integration.
Fast recovery times
Well established solution
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SysBack is a simple but powerful backup software solution for AIX, that creates a backup for AIX of your entire system, or a subset of your system, as well as the data files and databases that you specify.
The backup can be held on a network share, on a tape device, a library, on a standalone NAS device or integrated with Spectrum Protect(TSM). The software will also provide quick recovery for AIX of the operating system in the event of system failure or human error.
Running a recovery is straightforward, following this simple process:
SysBack also provides the ability to install one system installation image to another system with either identical or different hardware configurations. SysBack allows you to back up data on your system to any backup location attached to your computer or network. You can then examine the content of the backup and restore any desired files or directories, with a variety of flexible pre-configured backup methods. Find out more about our
