The main advantage is the improvement in licensing costs compared to other more commercial competitors. Key Points Clean and agile UI/UX: Modern web console with intuitive wizards. Zero learning curve and without the heavy interfaces or overloaded menus of the competition. Integrations and V2V: Excellent agentless support for more than 15 hypervisors (VMware, Proxmox VE, Hyper-V, XenServer, OpenStack, etc.), as well as databases and physical servers. Its migrations between different hypervisors (V2V) are impeccable. Performance under pressure: In critical moments, it stands out with Instant VM Recovery (recovery in 15 seconds), efficient use of CBT, and active anti-ransomware protection in backup storage. It responds with high stability under demanding loads. Price / ROI: A transparent licensing scheme (perpetual or per socket) that drastically reduces the TCO. It offers enterprise features at a fraction of the cost of traditional brands. Onboarding and Support: Ready deployment in less than 2 hours. The support team responds with real agility and direct assistance, without endless escalation processes. Intelligence and automation: Intelligent anomaly detection (encryption patterns by malware) and automatic integrity verification of backups in isolated environments to ensure recoverability. Verdict: A high-level enterprise alternative that eliminates operational complexity and excessive overhead costs of the competition. Highly recommended for heterogeneous infrastructures.

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What I like most is its simplicity in deployment. It only took us about 2 hours to deploy and start doing backups for our POC. The setup was very simple and the whole process was seamless. I also really like its granular backup system. I use it on VMware to do VM backups, and so far everything has been working well.