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Quest Recovery Manager for Active Directory pros and cons

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Quest Recovery Manager for Active Directory Pros review quotes

Mark Dowden - PeerSpot reviewer
Mar 1, 2023
Our impression of the solution for providing a clean, malware-free recovery and protecting our AD backups from compromise is that it is probably one of the best options available.
KF
May 9, 2024
I like the zero-touch or zero-intervention aspect the most when it comes to performing a forest restoration (FOHO). It is really automated. If you set everything correctly, it will restore your forest without any manual steps.
Nick Hairapetian - PeerSpot reviewer
Sep 20, 2024
The feature that automates most of the tasks is the most valuable since you do not have to worry about making sure that you follow the steps one by one manually during a disaster.
 

Quest Recovery Manager for Active Directory Cons review quotes

Mark Dowden - PeerSpot reviewer
Mar 1, 2023
I identified a gap with their Recovery Manager for AD Forest Edition. That software can't recover for us if we have a complete malware/ransomware-type scenario where we lose all our domain controllers. If you lose the entire forest, you can't get it back up with the Forest Edition. You have to use their Disaster Recovery Edition.
KF
May 9, 2024
Inside the console, when you change something in the computer collection, there's no history or log showing what's been done. For example, if I add or remove a domain controller from the compare collection, the console doesn't record the time or the user who made the change. This makes it difficult to manage the console, especially for auditing purposes. It lacks login capability within Recovery Manager for Active Directory.
Nick Hairapetian - PeerSpot reviewer
Sep 20, 2024
One of the things they can do is give the user the ability to skip the prechecks and verifications.