EMCBRS解决方案与产品介绍研讨.ppt

New replication software only works with D2D product line , not SEPATON- based VLS Data Domain tested an earlier HP D2D product – 4009i – in our internal labs. Product had significant issues with RAID rebuilds and long RAID initialization times. Did 2 separate tests – 1 test took 2 days and 1 test took 23 hours NetWorker Management Console, NetWorker’s user interface, features an easy-to-use, point-and-click Web-based user interface that enables management of one or more NetWorker servers from anywhere in the world where you can access a network connection. This central point of management provides a launching point for NetWorker’s recovery and wizard interfaces. Users can each have their own unique login and password, and can customize the interface to fit their preferences. The NetWorker Management Console ties in with Directory Authentication services such as LDAP and Active Directory to further simplify user management. Built-in reporting provides needed details in and around the backup environment and even features details on inactive files in the environment that are being backed up repeatedly, giving you the opportunity to consider either altering backup schedules or implementing an archiving solution—or both. The user interface also includes a software administration wizard to help you apply software updates through a “Client Push” capability. This eliminates the need to manually update software on each client in the datazone. Note to Presenter: View in Slide Show mode for animation. Beyond speed and compatibility, EMC’s focus with NetWorker is also to provide a better user experience. Whether you are configuring your backups or managing recoveries, NetWorker has the interfaces necessary to let you quickly complete routine tasks. The guided configuration wizards—a part of the NetWorker Management Console in NetWorker 7.5 and higher— helps simplify setup, configuration, and modifications. The client interface is easy to use and lets the protected server