Deep Freeze protects the boot drive (where the Windows Operating System is installed) and optionally, other drives on your computer. Deep Freeze protects the installed programs when they are installed on the drive protected by Deep Freeze.
Deep Freeze also manages the user profiles on the computer. The user profile stores the Windows configuration and preferences of the specific user. The user profile also stores data such as, documents, Internet Favorites, and music.
Deep Freeze has two states:
•Frozen — where any changes, whether malicious or intentional, are reversed on reboot.
•Thawed — where changes made to the computer are permanent and not reversed on reboot.
Deep Freeze has four different editions available. Whether you have servers or workstations, working standalone or as part of a network, Deep Freeze will provide you with the protection that you need. Choose the Deep Freeze edition that bests suits your needs:
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Edition |
Use Deep Freeze to protect |
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Standard |
Local computers loaded with non-server operating system. |
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Server Standard |
Local computers loaded with server operating systems. |
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Enterprise |
Remote computers loaded with non-server operating system.* |
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Server Enterprise |
Remote computers loaded with server operating systems.* |
*Enterprise versions allow to protect multiple computers from a central console called Faronics Core Console.
Faronics Core Console is a lightweight, high performance, secure, easy-to-learn, and integrated framework for the management of multiple Faronics products. It provides a consistent and reliable method of displaying, managing, installing, updating, and protecting workstations and servers from a single console, allowing your organization to increase efficiency with a complete management solution for Faronics products.
Enterprise Versions of Deep Freeze allow you to protect multiple workstations via Faronics Core Console.