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Server imaging – Protects systems, disks, partitions, and files.
Universal restore – Restores Windows Server to different hardware.
Disk cloning – Migrates server systems and storage drives.
Smart scheduling – Automates full, incremental, and differential backups.
Cloud targets – Backs up files to supported cloud drives.
Performance Metric – Uses AES-256 encryption with image merge support.
AOMEI Backupper Server is a backup and recovery solution for Windows Server environments that combines imaging, cloning, restore, and sync in one package. It is designed for small and medium businesses that need dependable server recovery, flexible backup automation, and simpler migration workflows.
Faster recovery – Restores servers and files after failures.
Server migration – Moves systems to new storage faster.
Hardware flexibility – Recovers images on replacement hardware.
Automated jobs – Runs backups on schedules and triggers.
Storage control – Manages backup space with cleanup schemes.
Business continuity – Reduces downtime after system problems.
The core Server features stay the same, but the upgrade entitlement is different.
Upgrades includes access to later major releases after purchase.
No Upgrades is limited to the purchased version branch.
Both editions include the same server backup, restore, clone, and sync tools.
The difference is licensing entitlement, not server backup capability.
| Feature | AOMEI Upgrades | AOMEI No Upgrades |
| Backup tools | ✓ | ✓ |
| Clone tools | ✓ | ✓ |
| Universal restore | ✓ | ✓ |
| Future majors | ✓ | – |
| Current branch | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tech support | ✓ | ✓ |
AOMEI Backupper Server focuses on Windows Server imaging, restore, cloning, and simpler administration, while Veeam is more commonly chosen for broader enterprise backup ecosystems and virtualization-heavy environments.
AOMEI emphasizes straightforward server backup and restore workflows.
Veeam is often preferred for larger infrastructures and advanced platform coverage.
AOMEI is attractive when administrators want a simpler server imaging tool.
Veeam is stronger in enterprise-scale backup orchestration.
AOMEI Backupper Server emphasizes imaging, cloning, Universal Restore, and server-focused automation with a practical management workflow.
AOMEI includes Universal Restore for replacement hardware scenarios.
AOMEI also supports event-triggered backups and image merge tools.
EaseUS remains a common alternative for general backup and cloning tasks.
AOMEI is stronger when users want more server recovery flexibility.
Yes, it supports bare-metal recovery through Universal Restore.
Can restore Windows Server to different hardware configurations.
Useful after motherboard failure or full server replacement.
Also supports physical-to-virtual recovery workflows by backup and restore.
One of the key capabilities for disaster recovery planning.
Yes, disk cloning and migration are core strengths of the Server edition.
Supports disk clone for full server storage migration.
Supports system clone for operating system migration tasks.
Useful for SSD upgrades and hardware replacement projects.
Designed to reduce disruption during server migration work.
It includes full, incremental, and differential backup with multiple automation options.
Supports system, disk, partition, and file backup tasks.
Can run jobs daily, weekly, monthly, or by system events.
Includes backup schemes for version cleanup and storage control.
Supports cloud drives as file backup and sync destinations.
No Upgrades includes the same Server feature set, but it does not include free access to later major versions.
Backup, restore, clone, and sync tools stay the same.
The limitation applies to future version entitlement only.
Major new releases require an additional upgrade purchase.
This is the main difference from the Upgrades option.
It is designed around Windows Server imaging, restore, cloning, and hardware-independent recovery for continuity planning.
System imaging supports full-server recovery scenarios.
Universal Restore improves recovery flexibility on replacement hardware.
Bootable media support helps when Windows Server cannot start normally.
AES-256 encryption adds protection for backup archives.
"The backup jobs are easy to set up, and the restore workflow stays practical when things go wrong."
"It feels like a solid option for small and medium server environments that need image-based recovery."
"The cloning and restore tools are useful when replacing aging server storage."
"For routine Windows Server protection, it keeps backup management straightforward."
Instant delivery - Product keys and downloads available within minutes.
Activation guarantee - If activation fails, you receive a new key.
Download included - Secure official download link always provided after purchase.
Easy installation - Clear step-by-step instructions guide you through setup.
Genuine licenses - Product keys from audited, legally compliant distribution channels.
Multilingual support - Help in seven languages via chat, email, phone.
Easy exchanges - Problematic keys replaced quickly, without unnecessary bureaucracy.
Transparent pricing - No hidden fees. Fair prices and price plans to get even better prices.
Trusted seller - Top rated on Trustpilot.
Système d'exploitation: Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP (toutes les éditions, 32 bits et 64 bits)
Windows Server: Windows Server 2019 / 2016 / 2012 (R2) / 2008 (R2) / 2003 / WSBS 2003 / 2008 / 2011 / WHS2011
Processeur: 500 MHz x86 ou CPU compatible (minimum)
Mémoire (RAM): 256 Mo ou plus
Stockage: 300 Mo d'espace libre sur le disque dur
Périphérique d'entrée: souris ou autre périphérique de pointage (recommandé)
Lecteur optique (facultatif): lecteur DVD/CD-RW (un support de secours amorçable peut également être créé à l'aide d'une clé USB)
Systèmes de fichiers pris en charge: NTFS / FAT32 / FAT16 / exFAT / ReFS / Ext2 / Ext3 / Ext4
Types et styles de disques durs pris en charge: disque dur Master Boot Record (MBR), disque dur GUID Partition Table (GPT), compatible avec le démarrage GPT/UEFI, compatible avec les disques dynamiques
Périphériques de stockage pris en charge: tous les périphériques de stockage reconnus par Windows, y compris IDE, SATA, iSCSI, disque SCSI, IEEE1394 (FireWire), disques durs traditionnels (HDD), disques SSD (Solid State Drive) et SSHD, disques durs externes (USB 1.0 / 2.0 / 3.0), cartes PC, toutes les clés USB et tous les lecteurs flash amovibles
Sauvegarde des données sur des supports optiques: CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, BD-R, RAID matériel (RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 10, etc.)
Stockage en réseau (NAS) et emplacements réseau partagés
Environnements virtuels: Hyper-V, VirtualBox, lecteurs virtuels VMware et autres systèmes virtuels