History
NetWorker came to EMC by the acquisition of Legato in October 2003.
Legato was founded in 1988 by four individuals who worked together at Sun Microsystems: Jon Kepecs, Bob Lyon, Joe Moran and Russell Sandberg.
Release History
NetWorker for UNIX was first introduced in 1990.
- Release 1.0 – June 1990
- Release 2.0 – 1992
- Release 3.0 – 1993
- Module for Oracle - January 1994
- Release 4.0 - April 1994
- Release 4.1 - December 1994
- Release 4.2 - February 1996
- Module for SAP - April 1996
- Module for Informix - June 1996
- Release 4.3 - October 1996
- Release 4.4 for Windows NT - March 1997
- Basically 4.3 on Windows
- Release 5.0 - May 1997
- Staging
- Storage nodes
- Release 5.5 - November 1998
- Improved cloning
- Directed recover
- consolidation
- Release 6.0 - October 2000
- NDMP
- Cluster support
- Release 6.1 - June 2001
- Drive sharing
- Enhancement to NDMP
- Release 6.2 - March 2003
- Windows only release of 6.1 UNIX release
- NDMP support for Windows
- Release 7.0 - March 2003
- Advanced DiskBackup™ Option (Adv File Type Device)
- SnapImage™ for Windows
- Linux enhancements
- Support for Mac OS X (10.2) Client
- Support for Microsoft Windows 2003 Server & Sharepoint Portal Servers
- NDMP Support
- Media Indexing Enhancements
- Directed Cross-platform Browse and Recover
- Release 7.1 - February 2004
- VMware Qualification with NetWorker 7.1.x
- Support for Solaris 64-bit
- Firewall Enhancement
- Supported Virtual Devices When Dynamic Drive Sharing is Used
- PowerSnap Module Support on Solaris 7, 8, 9
- DiskXtender UNIX/Linux Data Manager Integration
- Release 7.2 - January 2005
- NetWorker Configuration Wizards
- Direct File Access with Advanced File Type Devices
- Increased Device Support Limits for Power Edition
- Data Service Agent
- Firewall Support Enhancements
- NDMP Index Processing Improvements
- NetWorker Storage Node Support for NDMP Clients
- Release 7.3 - March 2006
- NetWorker administrative GUI across all supported platforms
- reporting
- SymmConnect support
- I18N
- Client Push
- Enhanced VSS support
- Dial/e-mail home
- Improved support for devices, especially on a SAN
- Improvements in core focused on scalability and backup to disk
- GSS authentication
- Release 7.4 - June 2007
- Internationalization and localization
- Release 7.5 - December 2008
- VMware integration
- IPv6
- LDAP for NMC
- Release 7.6 - November 2009
- Integration of Data Domain features and services
- Enhancements for Advanced File Type Devices (AFTDs)
- Increased VMware support, such as the ESX Server vSphere 4
- Backup to EMC Atmos-based cloud storage
- Release 7.6 SP1 - 2010
- Data Domain Boost integration
- Scheduled cloning
- Checkpoint restart
- AFTD enhancements
- Capacity-based licensing option
- Release 7.6 SP2 - 2011
- VMware vStorage API integration
- Windows disaster recovery
- NDMP incrementals
- Data Domain Boost at the application server
- Release 7.6 SP3 - 2012
- Release 7.6 SP4 - 2012
- Release 8.0 - 2012
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