Peace of mind in uncertain times
Manage multiple instances of Macrium Reflect in a single, easy to use interface
Users are now able to leverage the updated version of Macrium’s powerful backup software inside a new management platform that makes security and rapid recovery at scale eve easier.
Read more about Site Manager here.
In Site Manager, you can:
- Remote sync to cloud storage platforms, such as S3.
- Centrally schedule intra-daily backups.
- Restore all machines with a single USB stick with universal rescue media.
Site Manager is simple, flexible, and scalable. It makes it easy to secure your data and minimize downtime for your organization or your customers.
Macrium Site Manager allows you to manage multiple instances of Macrium Reflect in a single, easy to use interface. It's free to download and use - which means you can get started immediately.
Transparency Scalability Security
For many businesses, using backup is only effective if it's done at scale. That's why we developed Macrium Site Manager - as a tool for managing Macrium Reflect across multiple workstations and servers, it makes it easy for IT staff to ensure data is secure and easily retrievable in the event of data loss. That means confidence and peace of mind, without additional complexity or cost.
Transparency
Use Site Manager’s in-built events management features, including daily status emails and security logging, to gain transparency and confidence across your backups.
Scalability
Install and manage Macrium Agent Licenses or connect to standalone instances of Reflect to configure and schedule backup without ever having to touch target workstations.
Security and reliability
Ensure security and network reliability with Site Manager’s automated scheduling and automated remote syncing capabilities.
Moving to Site Manager
If you already have a number of standalone Macrium licenses, you can start using Macrium Site Manager to more effectively manage your Macrium Reflect instances.
All you need to do is uninstall Reflect from the machines on which it is installed, and then enter the license keys for each purchase in Site Manager. Site Manager will automatically assign licenses to computers - with no additional action required.
Mark Penny, University of Leicester IT System Specialist
How can I use Site Manager?
Site manager can be configured in two ways, dependent on your requirements. Site manager deployed agents are easier to manage and are the best choice for most scenarios.
The following table covers the differences and which license types you can use.
Note you can mix endpoint types in a single SM installation.
1) It is free of charge
2) It comes with trial keys included
For more detailed information about Site Manager and licensing, visit the
Knowledge Base.
Learn more about Macrium Agent Licenses
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| Site Manager with deployed Agent | Standalone installations with Site Manager connection | |
| Features | ||
| Where are the licenses managed? | Centrally | Locally |
| Can I deploy and update clients from Site Manager? | Yes | No |
| Can I centrally configure and schedule backups? | Yes | Yes |
| Can I monitor Reflect backups centrally? | Yes | Yes |
| Can I locally configure and schedule backups? | No | Yes |
| Will backups run if an endpoint is not connected to SM? | No | Yes (1) |
| Can I backup exchange/sql? | No | Yes (2) |
| Which license type(s) can I use? | ||
| Standalone installation license keys | Yes | Yes |
| Macrium Agent Licenses (MALs) | Yes | No |
(1) If scheduled locally
(2) Server Plus license required. Local configuration & scheduling only