Quest's Recovery Manager for Active Directory is a comprehensive solution designed to facilitate the swift restoration of Active Directory (AD) objects and attributes, thereby reducing downtime and mitigating user impact. It enables administrators to restore any AD object, including users, attributes, organizational units (OUs), computers, subnets, sites, configurations, and Group Policy Objects (GPOs), without the need to restart domain controllers. The tool offers granular restore capabilities, allowing for the recovery of specific attributes, and provides comparison reporting to highlight changes made since the last backup. Integration with IT Security Search allows for the identification of changed AD objects, including before and after values, facilitating efficient restoration to a previous state. Additionally, Recovery Manager supports hybrid AD and Azure AD recovery, ensuring the availability and integrity of both on-premises and cloud environments.

Features:

• Comprehensive Recovery: Restore any AD object, including users, attributes, OUs, computers, subnets, sites, configurations, and GPOs.
• Granular Restore: Recover specific attributes without restarting domain controllers, providing deep restore flexibility.
• Comparison Reporting: Highlight changes made since the last backup by comparing the online state of AD with its backup or by comparing multiple backups.
• Integration with IT Security Search: Discover which AD objects have changed, including before and after values, and restore them to a previous state with a few clicks.
• Hybrid AD and Azure AD Recovery: Ensure the availability, integrity, and recovery of both on-premises AD and Azure AD environments.
• Delegated Recovery: Assign specific recovery tasks to designated users, reducing recovery time and the need for specialized resources.
• Recovery Roadmap: Generate detailed reports outlining the recovery process, providing a comprehensive overview of all phases and procedures.
• Fault-Tolerant Recovery Console: Share persistent configuration data between multiple instances of the recovery consoles to quickly resume the last recovery operation if it was unexpectedly interrupted.