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Super backup in a box that’s really quite bodacious

 Preston de Guise  July 20, 2018  1 Comment on Super backup in a box that’s really quite bodacious

I was going to call this post, “2RU of Awesome”, but let’s face it, “awesome” is a bit overused these…

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 Posted in: IDPA  Tagged: appliance, Branch, Cloud Tier, CloudDR, DP4400, hyperconverged, IDPA, Integrated, Mid-market, Remote

Basics – Handling Upgrades Through Data Domain Management Center

 Preston de Guise  July 17, 2018

As I mentioned in an earlier post, there’s been a raft of updates in July, including updates for the Data…

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 Posted in: Basics, Data Domain  Tagged: Basics, data domain, DDMC, DDVE

Introduction to NetWorker 18.1 WebUI

 Preston de Guise  July 14, 2018  3 Comments on Introduction to NetWorker 18.1 WebUI

In my previous post, I mentioned how NetWorker 18.1 introduces the WebUI. While NMC is still present in NetWorker 18.1,…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, NVP, Recovery, vProxy  Tagged: HTML5, NetWorker 18.1, NetWorker Interface, WebUI

Christmas in July – A Bevy of Beautiful Updates

 Preston de Guise  July 10, 2018  2 Comments on Christmas in July – A Bevy of Beautiful Updates

In Australia for many people, Christmas comes twice a year. There’s the official Christmas, December 25, but there’s also Christmas in…

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 Posted in: Avamar, Data Domain, NetWorker  Tagged: avamar, Data Protection Advisor, Data Protection Search, DDOS, DDVE, DPA, NetWorker

What’s Cloud DR?

 Preston de Guise  July 9, 2018

Not every business can afford a fully functional disaster recovery location, particularly if it’s a smaller environment with a tighter…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Avamar, Business Continuity, Cloud, Disaster Recovery  Tagged: business continuity, cloud, Cloud DR, Disaster Recovery, DR, DRaaS

NetWorker Server Disaster Recovery Options

 Preston de Guise  June 26, 2018  4 Comments on NetWorker Server Disaster Recovery Options

What do you do in the event of a disaster, either across your environment, or within your backup environment? What…

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 Posted in: Best Practice, NetWorker, Recovery  Tagged: cluster, clustering, Disaster Recovery, nsrdr, RecoverPoint, RP4VM

Worried about vendor lock-in? What about being a data hostage?

 Preston de Guise  June 1, 2018

Years ago, one of the most common terms I’d hear in IT was “vendor lock-in”. It was, to all intents…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Long Term Retention  Tagged: long term retention, LTR, On-premises, public cloud

Welcome to the Data Protection Hub

 Preston de Guise  May 27, 2018  1 Comment on Welcome to the Data Protection Hub

The NetWorker Blog was born in January 2009 not long after the publication of my first book, Enterprise Systems Backup and…

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 Posted in: Site  Tagged: Site, site update

Sandpits in enterprise data protection

 Preston de Guise  May 24, 2018

“Practice makes perfect” is not just a common saying, it says in three short words how humans learn to do things….

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 Posted in: Backup theory, Best Practice  Tagged: production, sandpit, test

I Never Doubted My Protection

 Preston de Guise  May 7, 2018  4 Comments on I Never Doubted My Protection

Network Attached Storage – NAS. It’s such an interesting beast, because it provides an easy solution for file storage within…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: NAS, NDMP, Unity, UnityVSA

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