Acronis® Snap Deploy® 3 for PCs AAP

Complete PC system deployment solution using disk imaging technology

All private and public sector organizations (businesses, schools, federal/state/local governments, etc.) face increasing challenges when configuring and deploying new PCs and workstations in a distributed environment. Having a deployment solution that enables them to use a standard configuration for a new machine will significantly decrease support expenses.

Acronis® Snap Deploy® 3 for PCs is a comprehensive deployment solution that enables IT organizations to deploy or restore laptops and desktops quickly and easily. Note that this version of the product does not support server operating systems.

Deploy a PC snapshot to multiple systems simultaneously

Features and Benefits

Deploy to different hardware with Acronis Universal Deploy — Ensure that your new systems will boot by allowing you to add drivers and create templates for specific hardware.
Fully automated deployment — New deployment options include Wake-on-LAN, deployment scheduling and a centralized management console to manage deployment tasks.
Advanced media builder — Facilitate deployment by providing more options for creating bootable media. Create ISOs, Microsoft Remote Installation Service (RIS) packages, and place multiple configurations on one CD.
64-bit Windows support — Deploy both new and older systems using one solution.


More Features

Standalone image deployment — Helps administrators to deploy systems even if network is not accessible.
Customizable deployment options — Maximize the performance of new machines by allowing partitions to be resized.
Ensure that machines are properly deployed by providing options to reboot or shutdown after the master image is applied.
Enhanced PXE server — More easily create a PXE by specifying default configurations and timeout parameters for reboot.
Fully compatible with Acronis Snap Deploy 2.0 and other Acronis products — Acronis Snap Deploy 3 for PCs is capable to deploy images created with ASD 2.0 and Acronis True Image Echo