Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!
Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!
-
Congratulations biv343 on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!
Netbackup vs. Backup Exec ??? 1
- Thread starter pctekk
- Start date
-
1
- #2
The short version is that they both can take backups and restore them again. But they don't have very much else in common.
When we moved from BE to NBU we had to learn a lot. To setup BE and get it to work is very easy, but this is not always the case with NBU.
Personaly I think that NBU is much more easy to use then BE, but you have to get used to it first.
I wouldn't compare BE and NBU. It's two very different worlds. NBU has so many features that a normal BE user would not even dream about.
Performance is also better in NBU. NBU works on almost any platform, at least when we talk about the clients.
Support for libraries and tapedrives a much much better.
NBU can scale to almost any needs you could have.
I have seen people writing about their NBU installation where they have more then 4.000 clients in one NBU complex.
NBU scales from a small installation with one master/media server to any size you can dream of.
NBU is a high end backup tool. It cost more then BE but it's the best tool you can get (except if you need to include IBM mainframes in your complex)
When we moved from BE to NBU we had to learn a lot. To setup BE and get it to work is very easy, but this is not always the case with NBU.
Personaly I think that NBU is much more easy to use then BE, but you have to get used to it first.
I wouldn't compare BE and NBU. It's two very different worlds. NBU has so many features that a normal BE user would not even dream about.
Performance is also better in NBU. NBU works on almost any platform, at least when we talk about the clients.
Support for libraries and tapedrives a much much better.
NBU can scale to almost any needs you could have.
I have seen people writing about their NBU installation where they have more then 4.000 clients in one NBU complex.
NBU scales from a small installation with one master/media server to any size you can dream of.
NBU is a high end backup tool. It cost more then BE but it's the best tool you can get (except if you need to include IBM mainframes in your complex)
- Thread starter
- #3
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Question