I have been using Backup Exec for over seven years for a customer. It is used to back up data with a simplified interface, stability, performance, and cost-effectiveness. The price is essential for its function, as we do not have another solution. For me, it is a direct copy to type.

I have used Veritas for managing the backing of business data, completion of critical databases, IT data, and board data. Everything has been covered effectively.

We are system integrators, and we have end users using different backup software solutions such as NetVault, Veritas, CommVault. If we have any requirements from users looking for Veritas or anything, we will look into it.

The main use cases for Veritas NetBackup appliance are not applicable as we actually use Veritas Backup Exec, which is a different product.

The main use cases for Veritas Backup Exec involve normal file system backups, and they are facing some issues with image backup, particularly in case of a hardware failure of any client systems, regarding how to recover it.

Our primary use case for this solution is preliminary data restoration from tape media, disaster recovery, or recovering any data backed up to tapes.

Veritas Backup Exec is used to backup data. We backup databases, FLAC files, and Exchange databases.

Our company is a construction company. We use the Veritas solution for our own company's work.

We schedule full server backups daily, biweekly, and monthly for our data from different locations. We have some projects, and we schedule backups to our head office. So far, the solution has worked perfectly.

We use the backup solution.

The primary use case for Veritas Backup Exec in our environment is for small and medium businesses (SMBs). It covers a moderate workload, making it suitable for organizations with smaller-scale IT infrastructures.

Our primary use case for the product is managing backups for our centralized data center and distributed storage systems. 

Our company uses the solution to provide virtual and physical backups for our clients. Most of our clients are small businesses and our team of five engineers capably manages their projects. 

The solution is primarily used for the usual database backups, virtual machine backups, and file backups.

The solution is integrated with the Exchange, so it's an online backup.

We use this solution for data backup on premises, for data servers and file servers.

I use the solution for a complete backup of the infrastructure on tape. I have one tape drive which is connected to our server. We have a limited use case.

It's very easy to administer so the IT team doesn't need a dedicated backup administrator. An IT admin can manage the backups. It's easy to deploy and doesn't require a lot of resources on the client machine. 

So the customer doesn't need to purchase high-performance servers or enterprise-level solutions. This reduces costs for the client in terms of hardware and IT management resources. It also integrates with virtual machines and environments, allowing customers to back up their databases and applications.

It is for backup and business continuity. You have a technology in there that allows you to start virtual machines on the backup set of data, which is really cool stuff. It also allows you to have an image of your environment. You can drop an image onto a virtual machine and just spin that environment up.

It supports cloud and on-prem deployments. If you have the infrastructure in the cloud, you can deploy it there. If you want an on-prem solution, that also works. The cloud provider is usually Amazon, but it doesn't really matter.

We use Veritas Backup Exec mainly to backup virtual machines (about 120), and also Exchange mailboxes (about 1500).

We use the product for data backup purposes.

We use this solution to backup MS SQL databases, backup NAS servers, backup virtual machines, and directly backup clients ( on windows servers).

We have 200 users working with this solution. Our primary use case of Veritas Backup is to backup, at a fine level, our Windows-based, small SMB level clients.

We deploy Veritas Backup Exec for customers where they have a production site with between 10 terabytes and up to 50 terabytes of data where they then backup the data to their local storage and then replicate it to their site or to the cloud.

We have been deploying this solution for our customers. They use it for the backup of their physical and virtual servers.

We are using its latest version. We recently renewed it for a customer.

We primarily use Veritas Backup Exec for backup.

Veritas is used for standalone servers. such as physical servers We also use it for backups.

It's great for the kind of customer who doesn't have a dedicated database environment. They only use it for file folders or a NAS system backup, or a few files or folder-level backups for the system.

We use the solution for the backup capabilities of our whole system, including our applications. We don't use it as a VM backup, however. We're able to handle daily backups of everything and we tend to back up quite regularly.

I use the solution daily for daily backups and weekly for full backups and monthly for the stuff that gets sent off-site.

Our primary use is that we are using it for backup mostly with Hyper-V service.  

I use it in many uses, for example for Microsoft Exchange and for databases, for active directory and file servers. I use Backup Exec because it has agents for different software and is based on your infrastructure.

We have two use case types. We do onsite and offsite. Onsite, we need some conversion and backups. Offsite, for example, similar to Symantec, it is based on the volume, and we sell this solution to clients. 

This is our backup and recovery solution.

We are using the on-premise deployment model to backup virtual machines, NAS resources and MS  SQL databases on always ON.

We use Backup Exec to back up our virtual machines. 

The solution was primarily meant to be used for securing data. 

The solution is good for small and medium-sized businesses. It's easy to manage and deploy. It works in many environment, such as Microsoft Windows. It is friendly and can be easily deployed to all servers. 

I do not know which version we are currently using, as I am a sales manager and, consequently, cannot expand too much on the solution's technical aspects. 

I am a consultant and reseller. We use this solution for a client.

We are a solution provider, and some of my clients are using this solution.

The primary use case is to back up system applications such as SQL databases and Microsoft Exchange. It is also for backing up the user's files, which are kept on the server.

This solution will back up your server, and it will work on both Windows and Linux.

My experience is with an on-premises deployment model.

We are a solution provider and Veritas Backup Exec is one of the backup and recovery solutions that we implement for our clients. This product is used to implement a backup repository to the cloud.

We use this solution for file backups. We use it for Veeam, Exchange, and Sharepoint.

Within our organization, roughly five people had access to this solution.

My primary use case for this solution is as backup for our file servers, SQL, things like that. We're a customer of Veritas and I'm a CAD engineer. 

Primarily we use the solution for our ERP, databases, and applications. 

Our primary use for this solution is replication.

We're using the on-premise version.

We have an on-premise deployment with a master server and five media servers. There is also Tape Libraries included and the maturity of the solution let us backup everything with assurance. 

Our primary use case is for authentication, we check for authentication issues. The app allows users to only access the network according to the policy that the organization provides.

I sell this solution to my customers, based on their needs.

The deployment model for my customers is more commonly on-premise. 

We primarily use the solution as thumbprints for backups.

We use this solution for backup and recovery.

The deployment model for this solution is on-premise.

We implement digital solutions for our customers and this is one of the products that we help them with. It handles their backup and recovery.

In most cases, our customers use a private cloud deployment model.

We use this solution for backing up our network servers. This includes our Oracle SQL databases, Windows backup, Direct Control, Active Directory, and our Exchange server. 

We are using the on-premise deployment model.

Our primary use case for Veritas Backup Exec is to take the emails from all the servers and for backing up the files. We require administrative control of that process. 

We use Veritas for incremental backups for all the servers. It is an automated process. Lately, we have taken advantage of the full backup facilities provided by the product.

I primarily use this solution as a backup service. I have used it for more then 10 years. It is a good backup tool. 

When I joined my company, they had already purchased Backup Exec. We use it as a backup solution.

We use it for backing up all servers and user data.

Veritas Backup Exec is one of the most dominant software based backup solutions in the industry. It is a reputed and well known product.

This solution is suggested for small- to medium-sized enterprises. 

We have about 500 devices, so we want to make sure they are backed up online and protected from attack. Another use case is to back up a client's SharePoint platform. It's SharePoint 2019 SQL. We use Backup Exec to back up that application and the server and restore after a disaster.

Veritas Backup Exec is used for backups and disaster recovery.

I am using Veritas Backup Exec for backups of Oracle, VMs, and Nutanix.