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Best Practices for Migrating a Backup Environment: From VERITAS NetBackup to EMC Legato NetWorker

Overview Many IT managers simply avoid migrating a backup and recovery environment rather than risk the consequences of a flawed migration process. This white paper addresses in detail the correct procedures for migrating from VERITAS NetBackup to EMC Legato NetWorker. It describes a five-phase, field-tested process that ensures a smooth and successful transition.

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Publisher	EMC	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	51
Format	White Papers
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