NetWorker Basics – A Simple Prototype Web-Based nsrwatch
There’s a misconception at the moment that we’ve all naturally got tonnes of spare time on our hands because a…
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There’s a misconception at the moment that we’ve all naturally got tonnes of spare time on our hands because a…
In November last year I posted a script and descriptions for use to allow NetWorker to backup RedHat/CentOS KVM images…
Of late I’ve been playing around a little bit with KVM. I must admit, it’s not really my virtualisation system…
As I’ve mentioned in the past, there’s a few different licensing models for NetWorker, but capacity licensing (e.g., 100 TB…
Overview As I mentioned in the previous article, NetWorker 9 SP1 has introduced a REST API. I’ve never previously got around to…
While NetWorker 9 went DA at the end of September and is seeing healthy uptake around the world, NetWorker 8.2 is still…
Introduction When NetWorker 8 was released I said at the time it represented the biggest consolidated set of changes to NetWorker…
A while ago EMC engineering updated the venerable nsradmin utility to include automated checking options, with an initial focus on checks for NetWorker clients. As…
Data Protection Advisor is an excellent tool for producing information about your backup environment, but not everyone has it in…
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