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Multi-Systems Search

 Preston de Guise  December 5, 2018

In my previous post, I walked through the process of getting Data Protection Search up and running – from that…

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 Posted in: Avamar, NetWorker  Tagged: avamar, Data Protection Search, DP Search, Index, NetWorker, search
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Data Protection Search Overview

 Preston de Guise  December 4, 2018  3 Comments on Data Protection Search Overview

First up, a quick explanation: I’ve not posted a lot of late because I’ve spent most of my time outside…

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 Posted in: Avamar, NetWorker  Tagged: avamar, data protection, Data Protection Suite, DP Search, NetWorker, search
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A Simple Linux KVM Backup Framework using NetWorker

 Preston de Guise  November 6, 2018  1 Comment on A Simple Linux KVM Backup Framework using NetWorker

Of late I’ve been playing around a little bit with KVM. I must admit, it’s not really my virtualisation system…

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 Posted in: Avamar, NetWorker, Recovery, Scripting  Tagged: avamar, CentOS, image backup, KVM, Linux, NetWorker, RHEL

Basics – Avamar Client Logs

 Preston de Guise  November 1, 2018

If you’re new to Avamar, you might not know that the Avamar backup agent writes a lot of useful information…

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 Posted in: Avamar, Basics  Tagged: avtar, logs
Data Breaches

A Few Considerations Around Data Breaches in Australia

 Preston de Guise  October 30, 2018

On 22 February 2018, Australia’s mandatory breach notification system was instituted, requiring businesses suffering (many types of) data breaches to…

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 Posted in: Best Practice  Tagged: data protection, privacy, Security
Stellar

Avamar 18.1 – A Stellar Interface

 Preston de Guise  October 26, 2018  2 Comments on Avamar 18.1 – A Stellar Interface

Avamar 18.1 has been out for a while now, so this post is a little tardy, I know. That being…

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 Posted in: Avamar  Tagged: avamar, Avamar Backup, Avamar Recovery, HTML5, Interface

Basics – Space Reclamation in Deduplication Storage

 Preston de Guise  October 23, 2018

Introduction When you’re writing backups to tape, capacity reclamation is pretty straight forward (unless you’re using an archive product that…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Basics  Tagged: deduplication, space, space reclamation
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Data Protection Central 18.1

 Preston de Guise  October 11, 2018

In the huge round of updates in June/July, one of the products you should be using more frequently, Data Protection…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Best Practice  Tagged: avamar, data domain, Data Protection Advisor, Data Protection Central, Data Protection Search, NetWorker
Counting

Basics – Numbers Matter

 Preston de Guise  October 9, 2018

OK, so here’s the thing for me: I kind of suck at maths. Not so much in a “can’t solve…

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 Posted in: Basics  Tagged: bandwidth, deduplication ratio, gibibyte, gigabyte, reduction ratio, speed, tebibyte, terabyte, transmission speed
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Architectural Considerations – To Storage Node or Not to Storage Node?

 Preston de Guise  October 2, 2018

As environments scale, so too has NetWorker grown in its ability to scale. The latest version of NetWorker can scale…

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 Posted in: Architecture, NetWorker  Tagged: client, Client Direct, data domain, nsrd, nsrmmd, nsrsnmd, Server, storage node

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