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Recovery manager editions

mcsebala
over 2 years ago

Dear all,

There are three different editions in Quest RMAD

1.) Recovery Manager for Active directory 

2.) Recovery Manager for disaster recovery edition

3.) Recovery Manager for Forest edition 

can you explain the difference on this edition? Which is more costly 

  • 0 over 2 years ago

    RMAD is used for what I call day-to-day recovery, objects, attributes, GPO's etc. RMAD FE is for forest and domain recovery where the database is corrupt, i.e. the DC is still working but the AD is having a problem and needs to be restored. RMAD DRE is for malware (scorched earth) events, such as when the DC's have been encrypted or permanently lost. You can use it to rebuild AD onto new machines using multiple recovery methods such as Install to Clean OS, BMR or install from media.

  • 0 over 2 years ago in reply to Alistair.Holmes

    I understand the ability to restore objects or attributes, etc. but is there a way to use MRAD to restore a single DC that has failed?  TIA

  • 0 1 month ago

    Hey everyone, curious about these Quest RMAD editions. Seems like Recovery Manager for Active Directory, disaster recovery, and Forest edition each tackle different scenarios. Is the Active Directory version focused on granular object restores? Disaster recovery for complete system failures? Makes me wonder about the pricing tiers too. It's like picking your team in Retro Bowl - choosing the right specialist for the job! I'm hoping someone with experience can shed some light on this, especially regarding cost.