Veritas NetBackup Reviews

We use Veritas NetBackup to back up our data and restore it if needed.

As the volume of our backup increased, our backup speed decreased. We needed a solution to perform the backup faster, so we started using Veritas NetBackup.

NetBackup is deployed on-premises.

Veritas NetBackup is the first line of defense when disaster strikes. Before performing disaster recovery, we must have a good backup of our image that is also protected from ransomware. This way, we have a golden image that is resilient to ransomware attacks. We saw the benefits of Veritas NetBackup within the first three months.

We use Veritas NetBackup for disaster recovery and backup operations. It supports our disaster recovery strategies with a simulation engine, allowing us to simulate failures and generate reports. We also use it in conjunction with VMware for our operations.

Veritas NetBackup has significantly improved our disaster recovery strategies by introducing a simulation engine. This allows us to simulate failures without actually running through them, which helps in planning. The latest version also supports Windows 2022, which was not covered by previous versions. Moreover, it has helped us shrink our backup windows, reducing the downtime for our SAP ERP from eight hours to 15 minutes.

I've used it for a variety of use cases, including backing up data for some banking and telecom customers. One of the most common use cases is backing up two appliance applications after a backup.

I use it for disaster recovery because, for many enterprises in our country, the backup solution is one way to have disaster recovery. We have replication disaster recovery for using backup, and it is in this case that I deployed some mini-solution backup.

This solution is just for disaster recovery purposes. Businesses need to have a disaster recovery solution in place, especially those with many computers. This solution can be used for replication or backup. It is mandatory for many telecommunications enterprises and some banks.

We use the platform for backup purposes.

There could be granular control over metadata components, specifically in the context of JSON data for the product. It allows for the restoration of ACLs, but it could enhance control over various other metadata components.

We primarily use the solution for backup purposes.

The backup and restore functions are very valuable aspects of the product. We use those features the most.

The solution is very stable.

The scalability is very good.

We use it for backup, business continuity, disaster recovery, and legal retention.

We use it like any other backup solution for resource restoration when needed and for populating systems in environments with data.

We use NetBackup's data management strategies for multi-target backups and retentions. That's the short answer. 

The full explanation is quite involved. It would require describing our environment, our workflows, and how we use policies and vaulting policies to move data around. 

But to keep it brief, NetBackup simplifies managing data across multiple targets with various retention periods.

NetBackup is part of a multi-layer strategy. It's one of the many tools we use, to ensure we don't rely on a single product. So, the product has positively impacted our protection strategy.

Moreover, we're satisfied with its performance when it comes to the deduplication function.

We use Veritas NetBackup as our full backup solution. 

Employees often delete important files that need to be recovered, but with Veritas NetBackup, I can recover them quickly. We notice the benefits of Veritas NetBackup from the POC.

We primarily use the solution for snapshot backups and then some file-level backups and database backups, for sure. It is also a solution that can be used for disaster recovery. If some issue happens in the data centers, we can recover quite quickly and easily.

I use the solution to make sure my clients have backups so they can recover faster if they have an issue. Using this solution, business continuity goes up. That's a big up for the business side.