Troy,

We were given a dog-an-pony show from EMC of the Notes/Domino Module
(along with other modules) and were extremely underwhelmed by it.  It
could not restore single email messages (only full databases) and had
no restore GUI.  By far (light years is not an exaggeration),
CommVault has the best Notes/Domino integration that we have seen
(this includes NetBackup but not TSM) to date.

--Brett

On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 2:00 PM, tkutil
<networker-forum AT backupcentral DOT com> wrote:
> Is anyone using Networker to backup Lotus Notes? I have a request to 
> investigate that possibility and want to know what is needed as far as 
> client/licensing and if it works well.
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