For MAN/WAN scenarios a block transfer mode, similar to Rsync, reusing existing data on the target if only a few bytes of a file changed, instead of copying the whole file again.Large scale migration scenarios using the built-in rollout planning feature.Offline migrations, where source and target are not connected at all.Windows® cluster services as source and/or target.Consolidations, for example a migration from 2 source systems onto 1 target system, including methods to resolve naming conflicts.Windows® servers (certified for Windows® 2000 up to Windows® 2019) and a wide variety of network attached storage (NAS) solutions, such as NetApp®, EMC®, Hitachi®, Synology®, Linux Samba and more as source and target.Migrations within the same or across different domains, with/without trust relationships and with/without sidHistory.Migrations between systems configured for workgroup mode, as domain members or domain controllers and any possible combination of those, for example from a system configured for workgroup mode to a domain member.

File server, Active Directory and IIS HTTP/FTP server migrations.

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