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Software : EMC Retrospect 7.5 Single Server for Windows

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: EMC Retrospect 7.5 Single Server for Windows

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List Price: $699.99

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Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: dantz
EAN: 0093156010764
Feature: Sold Individually
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Dantz
Manufacturer: Dantz
Model: SU10A0075
Platform: Windows XP
Publisher: Dantz
Sales Rank: 9049
Studio: Dantz

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Product Description:
DETAILS: EMC Retrospect is automated, reliable, cost-effective backup and recovery software for small and medium business (SMBs), the distributed enterprise, and home offices. Retrospect protects millions of computers worldwide, providing enterprise-class data protection for file servers, desktops, notebooks, and business-critical applications. Retrospect automatically adjusts backup operations to protect all computers with minimal manual intervention.Retrospect Single Server Edition runs on a Windows server and provides licenses to protect an unlimited number of networked Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Solaris desktops and notebooks. Product Description EMC Insignia Retrospect Single Server - ( v. 7.5 ) - complete package Category: Networking applications Subcategory: Network - network backup Version: 7.5 License Type: Complete package License Qty: 1 server, unlimited clients License Pricing: Standard Platform: Windows Distribution Media: CD-ROM Package Type: Retail ALTERNATE ITEM #: SU10A0075 UPC: 0093156010764

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Good product; labor intensive
Deployed product in a workstation network of about 75 stations; good summary presentation of backup script status, but takes considerable time to 'get it right.' The concept of Backup Sets was difficult to get comfortable with. I think I prefer Acronis True Image better for manageability.

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