Thanks Matt.
That makes more sense, and it is to be part of the NBU environment
]Simon
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Subject: RE: NetBackup Standard or Enterprise
>From a licensing perspective, if you were doing a standalone instance
then yes the Standard version would be fine. Since you are incorporating
it into an existing Enterprise instance, you would need an Enterprise
NetBackup server license since this server would most likely be a media
server for that LAN.
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] NetBackup Standard or Enterprise
Morning all,
Dealing with Symantec is NOT easy, when trying to price up a new NBU
Server.
Could anyone help me on this, because Symantec seem to be lost (Their
sales teams) on this...
I have a large NBU Environment, and I have inherited a small LAN that I
want part of the NBU Environment.
It has 2 Servers. One will be attached to a HP Tape Library. The other
Server I want to backup over the LAN.
So in summary, it will backup itself, and one other Server.
Will a STANDARD NBU Server still integrated in the current Enterprise
NetBackup environment that I have? It is all still part of one Domain
and one large Network, but its just a remote site.
Just wondered what the real difference was? I know that certain features
like SSO / Database online stuff wont work, but if anyone could clarify
this for me, it would help.
Regards
Simon
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