Bare Machine Recovery for EMC NetWorker users
NBMR provides fast automated recovery for users of EMC's (formerly Legato) NetWorker. In the event of a server failure, NBMR will recover the operating system and applications direct from the NetWorker backup. The recovery can be to the original or to new dissimilar hardware or to a virtual machine.
NBMR is unique in its ability to recover directly from NetWorker without requiring any additional backup to be performed. This means that (unlike other BMR software products) NBMR consumes no additional storage or network bandwidth. NBMR also has the advantage of not requiring a separate backup application to be installed, managed and monitored.
NBMR works in a different way to EMC's product HomeBase (which was announced End of Life in August 2012), as NBMR recovers the server to an identical state at a given point in time from NetWorker whereas HomeBase would redeploy the OS and applications and the server would therefore not be identical. We are currently offering special pricing for HomeBase users that are looking to upgrade or move to NBMR, contact us for more information.
EMC NetWorker (formally known as Legato NetWorker) centralizes, automates, and accelerates data backup and recovery, NBMR works exclusively with EMC NetWorker and is re-sold globally by its channel partners as the recommended BMR solution for NetWorker Users.
In addition NBMR is available for all major Operating Systems as follows:
The main features of our BMR solution for NetWorker:
- Bare Machine Recovery for EMC NetWorker users
- Backups and restores performed by NetWorker, retaining the features and advantages of that software
- Multiple servers can be recovered simultaneously
- Designed to maximise speed, flexibility and simplicity of use
- Rebuild a server OS in under ten minutes
- No separate backup software to install, schedule and administer
Useful information on NBMR
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| Introducing Cristie BMR solutions NBMR product flyer Introduction to NBMR - PowerPoint presentation NBMR FAQs document |


