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Veritas Netbackup™ 6.5 Options: The Veritas Netbackup Platform-Next-Generation Data Protection
Veritas Netbackup™ 6.5 Options: The Veritas Netbackup Platform-Next-Generation Data Protection
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Data Sheet: Data Protection
Veritas NetBackup 6.5 Options
• Enhanced high availability. Using online failover for Table 1. Enterprise Disk Foundation—Provides extra features to help
optimize disk or tape in your backup and recovery environments.
PureDisk environments with multiple servers, if the server
Enabled with any of the
that controls PureDisk experiences an outage, failover Enterprise Disk Foundation
following options
can be executed in minutes. Storage Lifecycle Policies • Library Based Tape Drive
• Flexible Disk Option
Virtual Tape Option—This option enables the use of virtual • OpenStorage Disk Option
Media Server Load Balancing
tape devices with NetBackup. With NetBackup 6.5, new • PureDisk Storage Option
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Data Sheet: Data Protection
Veritas NetBackup 6.5 Options
Desktop and Laptop Option—This Option provides NDMP Option—Provide reliable, high-performing backup
continuous disk-based protection and automated file and recovery services for NDMP-enabled NAS to local
protection for desktops and laptops, whether on- or offline. attached tape, tape attached to another NDMP-compliant
Files can be backed up continuously, on a schedule, or NAS device, or to an existing Veritas NetBackup Media
manually. Some key benefits include: Server. Some key benefits include:
• Offline backup and restore. When offline, files will • Optimized NAS environments. Create point-in-time
be backed up to a local folder. When a connection is snapshots of data on an NDMP-enabled NAS device and
restored, data will be moved from a local file to the leverage the Shared Storage Option to share tape drives
network share. between NAS devices and Veritas NetBackup Media
• Flexible user restore. Users can easily find and restore Servers.
their own data wherever and whenever they need it, • Decreased performance impact. Support for Direct
saving users’ and IT administrators’ time. Access Recovery greatly reduces the time to restore a
• Decreased total cost of ownership. Use the existing single file from tape-resident backup images.
network infrastructure to protect and synchronize files • Simplified setup. A wizard-driven device configurator
between multiple machines and have the flexibility to reduces the complexity of discovering and configuring
select which files to back up, when to back them up, NDMP-attached tape resources.
where data is stored, and how much bandwidth to use.
Media Server Encryption Option (MSEO)—Help ensure
that tapes being transported offsite cannot be read in the
Options to fully leverage tape environments event they are lost, mishandled, or stolen. MSEO provides
Veritas NetBackup offers unparalleled media management maximum flexibility and performance by providing
and control of the overall tape environment, including tape parallelized and selectable encryption and compression
library and drive sharing capability, encryption of tapes, and “set it and forget it” key management. Some key
and support for tape within a variety of storage network benefits include:
architectures.
• Easier management and control. Encrypt within the
Shared Storage Option—Share tape drives across Veritas Veritas NetBackup policy, eliminating a separate process
NetBackup Media Servers and a SAN for enhanced perform- or an extra dedicated device to manage.
ance and deliver a significant return on investment for tape • Maximum flexibility. Choose what data you want to
drive and library hardware. Some key benefits include: encrypt and then choose the appropriate compression
and encryption strength (AES 128-bit or AES 256-bit).
• Minimized backup costs. Increase tape drive utilization
• Support for most common backup configurations.
and lower the total number of drives required.
Includes support for disk staging to tape, the creation of
• Rapid deployment. Graphical wizards quickly discover
tape copies for offsite purposes, and the backup of NAS
and configure shared tape drives.
devices (via NDMP).
• Increased fault tolerance. Access additional tape
resources in the event of a drive or network failure;
includes support for multiple paths to tape drives.
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Data Sheet: Data Protection
Veritas NetBackup 6.5 Options
Note: The Bare Metal Restore™ and Client Encryption Options are now
HP part of the Veritas NetBackup standard client. In addition, the Snapshot
Client is available as part of the new Veritas NetBackup Enterprise client
software package.
AIX
LAN SAN
Figure 1. The Media Server Encryption Option encrypts at the Veritas More information
NetBackup Media Server, which helps avoid impact to client operations.
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