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NetWorker 9 introduced a new, pure HTML5 web interface for the File Level Recovery interface for VBA, which works much…
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NetWorker 9 introduced a new, pure HTML5 web interface for the File Level Recovery interface for VBA, which works much…
As mentioned in my introductory post about it, NetWorker 9 introduces the option to perform Block Based Backups (BBB) for Linux systems….
One of the new features of NetWorker 8.2 is the expansion of Windows Block Based Backups (BBB) to support additional…
I have to say, I’m really liking NetWorker’s ability to work with persistent binding on tape libraries now. If you’re…
Sometimes it’s helpful to run NetWorker in debug mode – but sometimes, you just want to throw the nsrmmd processes…
Having spent the last several days of my holiday clearing lantana from my property, I needed to take a break…
A common question I get asked by Linux customers is “Can I run my NetWorker server on CentOS?” Up until…
I’m curious as to the differences between using a commercial, supported version of Linux in the enterprise and a non-supported…
Some time ago, I posted a blog entry titled Carry a Jukebox with you, if you’re using Linux, which referred…
Recently when I made an exasperated posting about lengthy ext3 check times and looking forward to btrfs, Siobhán Ellis pointed…
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