We are currently using NBU 6.5 for Windows and I am trying to pass my
admin duties on to a new hire. I have not seen any training dates for
NBU 6.5 for Windows for the Baltimore/D.C. area. Has anyone had NBU 7.0
for Windows training? Is it similar enough to the 6.5 training that we
could send
All
trying to purchase a 6.5 SAN Media License and SSO!
Company have come back with this description, which I cannot tie in with
what I need.
symc netbackup enterprise server 7.0 TIER 1 is the description given.
Any ideas if this is the new description for 6.5 San Media Server with
SSO
I've been working through the web-based NBU 7.0 training (to fill in the
blanks before my cert exam). There's not much in there that doesn't also
apply to 6.5. By the time a new admin will get to the advanced features of
7.0, you'll be there anyway.
BTW, unless you really don't like your new
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 9:42 AM, WEAVER, Simon (external)
simon.wea...@astrium.eads.net wrote:
trying to purchase a 6.5 SAN Media License and SSO!
Company have come back with this description, which I cannot tie in with
what I need.
symc netbackup enterprise server 7.0 TIER 1 is the
Cheers Ed.
What is the difference between tier1 license and tier2?
Is there somewhere I can look, because the sales people seem to be more
confused than I am !
From: Ed Wilts [mailto:ewi...@ewilts.org]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2010 3:54 PM
To: WEAVER,
Directly off a recent Symantec quote:
SYMC NETBACKUP OPTION SHARED STORAGE OPTION 7.0 XPLAT 1 DRIVE STD LIC
This is a separate line item. Can't help you with the SAN Media server,
we don't use them here. Tier 1 is single CPU / Socket, Tier 2 is dual
CPU / Socket.
-Jonathan
-Original
Im struggling really. I passed my NetBackup 6.5 Exam, but that was based
purely on working experience.
I could not do any training or work away from the job, due to
commitments.
Books I used was the manuals as well. No real choice like the Microsoft
type of exams.
Would be nice if I could
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 9:57 AM, WEAVER, Simon (external)
simon.wea...@astrium.eads.net wrote:
What is the difference between tier1 license and tier2?
For Windows/Linux/SolarisX64 servers, Tier 1 is for 1 processor socket, Tier
2 is 2-3 sockets, Tier 3 is 4-7, and Tier 4 is 8 or more.
Is
Our previous NBU admin left in March and we were still on NBU 5.1MP6 at
the time. In July I was given the chance to attend class for NBU 7.0 and
apply this to the 6.5 migration I was working on. By Aug I had
successfully completed a 5.1-6.5.6 upgrade. I highly recommend the
classes, especially
I use both.
I have line items for : NetBackup Windows Open Shared Storage
And items for: NetBackup Windows Server SAN Media Server
They are both things I had to order and get a license key to put into the
console.
(Now my SAN media server is just a media server that backs itself up - which
Simon
The SAN Media Server is now called Enterprise Client. Just like the
old SAN Media Server, it can back itself up to the SAN, but no other
clients. The tier is based on CPU type/number, as Johathon and Ed
mentioned.
And yes, SSO is still seperate - licensed per shared tape drive.
(I have
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