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Veritas Backup Exec

Overview

What is Veritas Backup Exec?

Veritas Backup Exec is a backup and disaster recovery solution. It works in virtual, physical, and multi-cloud environments and integrates with several third-party software releases and applications.

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Popular Features

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  • Management dashboard (20)
    9.0
    90%
  • Incremental backup identification (22)
    8.0
    80%
  • Recovery verification (20)
    8.0
    80%
  • Multiple backup destinations (21)
    6.5
    65%

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Pricing

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Veritas Backup Exec

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Cloud

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee

Offerings

  • Free Trial
  • Free/Freemium Version
  • Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Product Demos

[testpassport.de] Anteil der Demo VCS-318 Administration of Veritas Backup Exec 2014

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Veritas Backup Exec - Part 5 Demo Restore Backup User pada Active Directory

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16 Instant Recovery Exchange for Example Demo

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Veritas Backup Exec 16 and Microsoft Azure

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Features

Data Center Backup

Data center backup tools send data to a secure storage location after encryption and de-duplication

8.6
Avg 8.1
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Product Details

What is Veritas Backup Exec?

Veritas Backup Exec
Veritas Backup Exec is a backup and disaster recovery solution. It works in virtual, physical, and multi-cloud environments and integrates with several third-party software releases and applications.

Backup Exec is designed for small to medium-sized business, not enterprise, for streamlining data backup and recovery into one product and interface. It also does not support sending data streams from multiple parallel backup jobs to a single tape drive, called multiplexing, however, Veritas’s other backup product, NetBackup, has this capability.

Key Features

  • Virtual, physical and multi-cloud environment support
  • Full integration with Azure Site Recovery for data and application availability with minimal RTO and RPO
  • Integration with most popular third-party software releases, including Microsoft® Server, Microsoft® Hyper-V and VMware® vSphere®
  • Backup Exec can be seamlessly scaled to the cloud with a range of certified, integrated cloud connectors for various cloud environments, including AWS S3, Microsoft® Azure and Google Cloud Platform Storage
  • Users can locate and visualize their data estate to support General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other privacy regulations, using Veritas Information Map™
  • End-to-end deduplication performance to on-premise storage, as well as to public and hybrid cloud

Veritas Backup Exec Competitors

Veritas Backup Exec Technical Details

Deployment TypesSoftware as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating SystemsUnspecified
Mobile ApplicationNo

Frequently Asked Questions

Veritas Backup Exec is a backup and disaster recovery solution. It works in virtual, physical, and multi-cloud environments and integrates with several third-party software releases and applications.

NovaBACKUP are common alternatives for Veritas Backup Exec.

Reviewers rate Universal recovery and Business application protection and Backup to the cloud highest, with a score of 10.

The most common users of Veritas Backup Exec are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees).
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Reviews and Ratings

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Score 7 out of 10
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Verified User
Incentivized
We use it to back up our servers with virtual machines on HyperV. The scenario is very simple: save the server on different media for hot and cold storage, plus another one outside of the office. We have an agent for HyperV. No need for a Microsoft SQL agent. Simple Disaster Recovery (SDR) is on.
  • Save
  • logs
  • Summary of last backup.
  • More easy connection to a NAS.
  • Stability of save is some scenario.
  • Open an old save that is not in the backup exec database.
Globally, it's good backup software, but there are a lot of little things that handicap the experience. You don't know why, but sometimes the saving process bugs during the night and works perfectly tomorrow or after a manual reload. Saving to a NAS is difficult in comparison with Veeam backup.
Data Center Backup (10)
67%
6.7
Instant recovery
80%
8.0
Recovery verification
60%
6.0
Multiple backup destinations
30%
3.0
Incremental backup identification
60%
6.0
Deduplication and file compression
50%
5.0
Snapshots
70%
7.0
Flexible deployment
80%
8.0
Management dashboard
90%
9.0
Platform support
80%
8.0
Retention options
70%
7.0
  • restoring file quickly.
  • SDR unusual with Hyper-V.
  • Don't use a lot of processor and ram.
The user interface is accurate, and you have the information you need on the screen.
No
  • Ease of Use
  • Other
I used for a very long time backup exec 2010, so I continued with backup exec 20.6. I was familiar with it.
It's very long and time-consuming to do that, but backup is life-saving. My selection process is good so i keep it.
The official internet website isn't very useful, and you search in other forums to have answers. I only used the support one time (and the last) to have a DLL file that repairs a bug during the saving process. They never gave it because I was out of support for one month, a ten-year customer. Bye, veritas.
Yes, for 3 years to have peace of mind.
No
Never.
We only use it on the on-premise version on a single site.
The weekly error on save needs a manual reload from me. The SDR can't restore the virtual machine of hyperV during a test.
No problem for this point it is in the average.
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