Compare NetApp Backup and Recovery and Veritas NetBackup 
- Users report that Veritas NetBackup excels in its File Server Backup capabilities, achieving a high score of 9.2, while NetApp Backup and Recovery also performs well but does not specify a score for this feature.
- Reviewers mention that the Quality of Support for NetApp Backup and Recovery is rated higher at 8.6 compared to Veritas NetBackup's 7.9, indicating a more favorable experience with customer service.
- G2 users highlight that Veritas NetBackup offers robust Scheduled Backups with a score of 9.0, which is crucial for maintaining regular data protection, while NetApp Backup and Recovery does not provide a specific score for this feature.
- Users on G2 report that both products have similar ratings for Ease of Use at 8.0, suggesting that both solutions are user-friendly, but Veritas NetBackup has a slight edge in Ease of Setup with a score of 7.6 compared to NetApp's 8.0.
- Reviewers say that Veritas NetBackup shines in Data Deduplication with a score of 9.0, which is essential for optimizing storage, while NetApp Backup and Recovery has a lower score of 8.4 in this area, indicating less efficiency in storage management.
- Users report that both products are competitive in Disaster Recovery, with Veritas NetBackup scoring 8.5 and NetApp Backup and Recovery at 8.1, but Veritas may provide a more comprehensive solution based on user feedback.
These are NetApp Sweet tools. Replicating data from one NetApp filer to another filer or from one NetApp Cluster to another using their snapshot technology is how NetApp does it backup. Replicating data using snapmirror to a dr site as a solution for...
Very limited and complex process to restore entire Windows Server if the server to crash and need to restore using Backups.
1) Solid enterprise software. 2) It's robust and versatile. 3) Interface is easy to learn. Has a straight forward GUI as well as command line options for more experienced IT professionals. 4) Policies allow for ease to stagger backup jobs. 5) Works...
It was a great product 10-15 years ago, and maybe it still is in a fully physical environment. In a virtualized environment something like Veeam is a better solution.
These are NetApp Sweet tools. Replicating data from one NetApp filer to another filer or from one NetApp Cluster to another using their snapshot technology is how NetApp does it backup. Replicating data using snapmirror to a dr site as a solution for...
1) Solid enterprise software. 2) It's robust and versatile. 3) Interface is easy to learn. Has a straight forward GUI as well as command line options for more experienced IT professionals. 4) Policies allow for ease to stagger backup jobs. 5) Works...
Very limited and complex process to restore entire Windows Server if the server to crash and need to restore using Backups.
It was a great product 10-15 years ago, and maybe it still is in a fully physical environment. In a virtualized environment something like Veeam is a better solution.
