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Looking to make the Jump from Backup ExecHelpful Member! 

Curt123 (IS/IT--Management)
28 Mar 05 10:59
I am considering making the move from Backup Exec to Commvault Galaxy Express and would greatly appreciate your feed back both positive and negative on making the move.
Helpful Member!  PTALLY (MIS)
24 Aug 05 11:02
Are you just making a single backup site? If so Commvault is alright it is policy based and not job based like BE. It will take a few days to get use to how CV works from BE. I made the switch from BE9 to CV5.9 and have had some difficulties with remote media agents which has been a nightmare. CV5.9 has some good features but the trick is making it all work properly and for a good length of time. This is my review let me know if you want to know more.

PTALLY
birky (ISP)
24 Aug 05 11:46
Hi

I've implemented CV into a few companies...mainly replacing BE and Arcserve & usually the install goes very smoothly (much easier than Netbackup & Legato Networker).

Obviously different people may experience different problems dependant on the setup of their environment but, I usually find that once these are sorted out then CV runs quite smoothly and you should see some great improvements in backup/restore speeds and the way that you handle your backups as there are loads of good features in CV and reporting is very good.

Get yourself a 30 day eval license and you will see if it's for you.
Curt123 (IS/IT--Management)
24 Aug 05 15:15
I had received a few other comments about CV and remote media agent problems. So I went with EMC/Dantz Retrospect which is working fine.

CV still sounds like a good product I just did not have the time or want to take additional risks. Thanks for the return post.

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