Server snapshot is a point-in-time image of a virtual server. It includes the server disks and may optionally include server memory. Read More

Including server memory in snapshot significantly increases time to create a snapshot. During snapshot creation, performance of the virtual server will be degraded so snapshot virtual server memory only if necessary. Read More

Snapshot is commonly taken before making important changes on a server. For instance, it may be created prior to a major software upgrade or performing Windows Update. With snapshot, it's easy to restore a server to a previous known good... Read More

To restore to the last snapshot, right-click your virtual server and choose Snapshot->Revert to Current Snapshot from the server management interface. If you have more than one snapshot, choose Snapshot->Snapshot Manager.... Then,... Read More

Server snapshot is a very handy feature for system administrator. But long-lived snapshots can take up precious disk space, slow down server performance and cause other management problems. Thus, snapshot older than 6 days will be removed... Read More

From the server management interface, right-click your virtual server and choose Snapshot->Take Snapshot. Uncheck Snapshot the virtual machine's memory if you want only file system snapshot. Please note that snapshot older than 3 days... Read More