Acronis Snap Deploy Overview

Acronis Snap Deploy lets you create an exact disk image of any standard configuration – including the operating system, configuration, files, and applications – and simultaneously deploy that image to multiple machines in one easy step.
Key Features of Acronis Snap Deploy

    Easy-of-use. Enjoy a simple and intuitive wizard-driven user interface that saves time and reduces the possibility of mistakes
    Support for multiple workloads. Deploy to multiple types of workloads: Windows PCs, Windows tablets, Windows servers, and Linux
    High-speed dispatch. Rapidly deploy a single image to multiple machines via unicast or multicast from a centralized management console. Connect the machines to either LAN or WiFi networks
    Deployment to live machines. Start deployment to individual live Windows machines without manually booting from the network or CD/DVD, with a one-click option to preserve the original machine name after deployment even when deploying multiple different devices from the same master image
    Dissimilar harware support. Provision the same image to dissimilar hardware, even simultaneously, with Acronis Universal Deploy technology. It saves you from configuring a new master system for each make of hardware you need to perform deployment to
    Flexible deployment options. Choose between manual, automatic, user-initiated, standalone, and scheduled deployment to machines and servers running either Windows – with the option to insert Windows license key in the machine settings – or Linux
    Machine-specific configurations. Customize configurations and assign settings to individual machines. Monitor the status and pre-configure new devices identified by their MAC address, and sort the machines quickly and easily by their name, IP address, etc.
    Flexible boot options. Boot bare-metal machines from customizable media using a CD, DVD, flash drive, or from a self-configurable Acronis PXE Server with network boot.
    Flexible licensing. Choose the license that fits your needs: per-deployment that enables a single successful deployment to a machine, per-machine for an unlimited number of deployments to a particular machine, or per-site for large installations