EMC Networker

NetWorker is most definitely an enterprise class backup solution which has very robust features which enable you to have a wide range of options when it comes to protecting your sensitive data. And it's designed to be fast when securing your core business data. The platform has plenty of particular features which help your overall optimization efficiency including advanced workflows and policy engine. Dynamic parallel stream saving, enhanced snapshots and management console, cloning data domains, connectivity checks for clients and way more. The user interface is relatively simple but the configuration is possible down to a granular level so the overall complexity can be massive. If you enjoy using a command line interface you will appreciate this using NetWorker. And the set and forget styled feature is a helpful tool in my opinion, too. The whole point is to make it quicker and simpler to maintain complex protected data configurations and develop it ongoing and NetWorker has this covered in some seriously useful ways. The authentication and license authentication have been improved over the years I understand as well as scalability.

The software may not run on operating systems such as AIX or Solaris, and only works on Linux and Windows 64 bit machines. I could be mistaken about that though it could possibly have a significant impact on current users. This is a solution you definitely want to plan very well for in that future development must be taken into consideration as well in order to streamline your most optimized system and that's simply a matter of investing time and communication into it initially far prior to the actual onboarding and implementation.

EMC NetWorker is a centralized recovery and backup software as a service which automates these processes quite quickly in your IT environment. I looked forward to learning about their 9.0 version hands on. The preview is very intriguing with the use of service catalogs at the core which if implemented correctly, can be used very easily to help avoid mis-configuration comparatively and especially for big companies with large teams. This will allow admins to have a set of standards for any service catalog selected and it clearly lays out what you should expect as the end user with service level agreements I would hope as well as help with overall planning and makes capturing exceptions much easier overall. Meanwhile, the current version is very powerful I am learning as I review it and other similar software in their market interested in discovering the absolute best of breed in terms of overall value, pricing, reliability, and scalability.