VERITAS Consolidates Backup and Recovery Software

VERITAS Software Monday announced the immediate availability
of a new, more tightly integrated version of VERITAS Global Data Manager, which, unlike its predecessors, manages and monitors backup
and recovery processes for both the company’s NetBackup and Backup Exec products.

VERITAS Global Data Manager, which previously managed NetBackup but not Backup Exec, lets administrators view several data protection processes
in Backup Exec and NetBackup domains simultaneously through a single access point. It also features additional reporting capabilities to allow users to observe processes practically in real-time.

NetBackup and Backup Exec, which are geared to help adminsitrators manage data in large enterprise and small businesses, respectively, save terabytes or petabytes of data residing on a variety of platforms. The former handles most operating systems, such as UNIX, Windows NT, and NetWare, while the latter primarily focuses on Windows platforms. Both enable data copy, purge, cache, and migration.

The move to control the processes and policies of data storage management is one example of an industry-wide push to make the task of managing
mounds of crucial enterprise data easier and faster. VERITAS competes with giants EMC, Dell, IBM, and many others in the data backup and recovery space.

Robert Maness, senior director of product marketing at Mountain View, Calif.’s VERITAS, told internetnews.com that organizations are
asking for such solutions because they are under increasing pressure to protect the data that lies near the edge of the corporate network, such as servers in remote and branch offices.

VERITAS Global Data Manager is priced at $5,000. It supports NetBackup on AIX, HP-UX, Solaris and Windows. Pricing for each managed NetBackup server
starts at $1,495 for UNIX and $795 for Windows and Linux, while each managed Backup Exec server costs $195.

This story originally appeared on Internet News.

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Clint Boulton
Clint Boulton
Clint Boulton is an Enterprise Storage Forum contributor and a senior writer for CIO.com covering IT leadership, the CIO role, and digital transformation.
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