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Basics – device `X’ is marked as suspect

 Preston de Guise  September 28, 2017

So I got myself into a bit of a kerfuffle today when I was doing some reboots in my home…

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 Posted in: Basics, Data Domain, NetWorker  Tagged: device is suspect, nsrmm, sufficient rights, suspect
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 Preston de Guise  September 27, 2017

Towards the end of September each year, I get to celebrate another solar peregrination, and this year I’m celebrating it…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: birthday, prize, success

Basics – Understanding NetWorker Dependency Tracking

 Preston de Guise  September 16, 2017

Dependency tracking is an absolutely essential feature within a backup product. It’s there to ensure you can recover data through…

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 Posted in: Backup theory, NetWorker  Tagged: data protection, dependencies, dependency, NetWorker

Talking about Ransomware

 Preston de Guise  September 6, 2017

The “Wannacry” Ransomware strike saw a particularly large number of systems infected and garnered a great deal of media attention. As…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Backup theory, General thoughts, Recovery, Security  Tagged: data protection, icarus, IRS, ransomware

Basics – Running Workflows Manually

 Preston de Guise  August 5, 2017  5 Comments on Basics – Running Workflows Manually

It may be something to do with my long Unix background, or maybe it’s because my first system administration job…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: Action, adhoc, command line, nsrworkflow, policy, savegrp, start workflow, Workflow

NetWorker 9.2 Capacity Measurement

 Preston de Guise  August 3, 2017

As I’ve mentioned in the past, there’s a few different licensing models for NetWorker, but capacity licensing (e.g., 100 TB…

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 Posted in: Licensing, NetWorker, Scripting  Tagged: capacity, FETB, measurement, NetWorker, reporting

NetWorker 9.2 – A Focused Release

 Preston de Guise  July 29, 2017

NetWorker 9.2 has just been released. Now, normally I pride myself for having kicked the tyres on a new release…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: Application Consistent Backup, CloudBoost, data domain, Data Domain Retention Lock, DB2, DDVE, Exchange, Hyper-V, HyperV, NetWorker 9.2, NMC, REST API, Retention Lock, SAP IQ, SharePoint, SQL, Sybase, VMware

Basics – Using the vSphere Plugin to Add Clients for Backup

 Preston de Guise  July 24, 2017

It’s a rapidly changing trend – businesses increasingly want the various Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) running applications and essential services…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, NVP, vProxy  Tagged: Action, Backup, Distributed Control, NetWorker, policy, SME, Subject Matter Expert, VMware, VMware Policy, vSphere, Workflow

Basics – File level recovery from Image Level Backup

 Preston de Guise  July 21, 2017  1 Comment on Basics – File level recovery from Image Level Backup

I want to try something different with this post. Rather than the usual post with screen shots and descriptions, I…

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 Posted in: NetWorker, NVP, Recovery  Tagged: Demo, Demo Video, file level recovery, FLR, NetWorker, NVP, Video, VMware, VMware FLR, vProxy

Using ItemPoint Table Level Recovery with SQL Server

 Preston de Guise  July 11, 2017  4 Comments on Using ItemPoint Table Level Recovery with SQL Server

NetWorker 9 modules for SQL, Exchange and Sharepoint now make use of ItemPoint to support granular recovery. ItemPoint leverages NetWorker’s…

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 Posted in: Databases, NetWorker, Recovery  Tagged: Granular Recovery, ItemPoint, SQL Server, Table Recovery

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