Net Backup - Major Features of NetBackup

Major Features of NetBackup

  • NetBackup Accelerator
    • Technology to provide faster full backups by eliminating the need to read the entire file system
  • Intelligent Data Deduplication
    • Client or server-side deduplication via data deduplication engine that can see into the backup streams
  • NetBackup Replication Director
    • Managing snapshots and replications from NetBackup and providing the ability move them to secondary storage. Snapshots and replicas act as recovery points and get cataloged
  • NetBackup Search and Operational Restore
    • Built-in indexing and the ability to restore files through search. Operational restores let operators or application owners to self-serve their restore needs.
  • Security
    • Data Encryption
    • Access Control
  • Performance
    • Synthetic Backups
    • Disk Staging
    • Checkpoint restart
    • Multiplexed Backup
    • Multi-streamed Backup
    • Inline Copy
    • Online NetBackup catalog backup
  • Management and Reporting
    • Web-based management reporting (VERITAS NetBackup Operations Manager)
    • Tape volume, drive and library viewing
    • Error message identification, categorization and troubleshooting
  • Media Management
    • Enterprise Media Manager
    • Automatic robotic/tape drive configuration
    • Broad tape device support
  • Heterogeneous Support
    • Broad platform support
    • Bare-metal restore
    • Support for leading networking topologies
    • Advanced software and hardware snapshot support
    • NetBackup RealTime

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