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You can also request a free trial now.ĭo you already know what you need and just want pricing for Carbonite Server Backup? Due to the complexity of the pricing model, we do not offer this product on our web storefront.

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Or you can save money by prepaying for a full year or even three years in one lump sum.Īre you ready to find out more? Contact Goldstar Software directly, and we will review your specific needs and see if this solution is right for you, or if you would be better served by one of the other solutions, such as Availability, Recover, or Carbonite Safe instead.

Committment: You can account for Carbonite Server as an standard, operational expense through monthly billing and a 1-year or 3-year term committment.

Cloud Failover Options: Do you want to be able to fail over into the Carbonite cloud in the event of a disaster? If so, how much data needs to be protected on failover servers? What is the memory footprint of these servers?.

Local Storage Options: Do you already have a device or appliance suitable for handling your backup needs? Or do you want Carbonite to provide and manage the hardware for you (HWaaS)?.

Retention: Do you need 7 years of retention? Or is just 1 year sufficient for your needs?.

Data Size: How much data are you protecting? The minimum size is 500GB, but just estimate it to the nearest terabyte (TB).

Platform: Are all of your servers virtual machines? Or do you have a mix of physical, virtual and legacy systems?.

Number of Servers: How many servers need to be protected?.

If you'd like a formal quote, contact Goldstar Software to provide the following information: With various options, data sizes, and more, the pricing is also fairly complicated and hard to put on a simple web page. If the worst of the worst happens and you lose your data center, then you can instead spin up a virtual server inside the Carbonite Cloud, providing business continuity for all of your remote users and customers. If your local repository has the capability, you can immediately spin up a virtual machine on the repository server with your last backup image - and you're back in business. When something goes horribly wrong in your production environment, it's time for Carbonite Server to shine.

This data can then be retained long-term to meet your needs, with standard 1-year and 7-year retention available, or even a custom policy, driven only by your needs and priced by your data storage requirements. Once the data has been backed up to the local repository, it is then encrypted, compressed, and replicated to the Carbonite cloud for additional protection. If you don't want to purchase, configure, and manage the hardware yourself, you can instead lean on Carbonite's Hardware as a Service (HWaaS) option which provides a suitable appliance that can simply be dropped into your environment. In fact, the granular recovery supports restoring individual files and folders, Exchange mailboxes, AD, databases, and more.Ĭarbonite Server is implemented through a local server or appliance (which you provide) that acts as a local, on-site repository for your data. However, the restore process does NOT look like an incremental restore, thanks to advanced logic on the back end. This incremental backup policy ensures that you are only replicating changed data, in order to reduce the storage needs. While the first backup of each server is considered a full 'seed' backup, all other backups are 'forever' incremental backups. This solution offers on-site protection with local backup, but with a second, secured copy in the cloud, with retention times of up to a full 7 years to meet your most demanding legal requirements. When you don't need full-blown replication, but you do need long-term data retention, Carbonite Server may be just the solution you need. See the Carbonite General Terms of Service. Get more details from the Carbonite web site. Get our Carbonite Server VM Edition data sheet here. Get our Carbonite Server data sheet here.