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manatee
Level 6
10 years ago

which training is appropriate

hi. i've been managing NBU since 6.5 by trial and error (no formal training) and since then i've gathered a mix of advanced and basics knowledge of NBU. however, that is not enough as i still find myself scratching my head what command/s to use. i'm thinking of taking a formal training course but i'm afraid with my experience (however mix they are), i would just be bored in class.

is there such a tailored training available for people like me who are just starting with formal training yet already have vast experience with NBU?

6 Replies

  • I have a different approach to training. I still see something useful in even the entry level NetBackup training. (This is also why I am so addicted to this forum - in addition to helping with issues, I still see something new every day. ) Have you had a look at the free online training on the Veritas training site? I have not seen custom training that fits your requirements. There is basic and advanced training available. Still nothing that beats hands-on experience and this forum!
  • Well trainings are mostly version specific ? I doubt you will find anything for 6.5... All the trainings whihc would be available from Veritas will be on 7.x ?

     

    W.r.t you query... why dont you download the commands guide and that does all the job for you ?

    If your objective is to learn something called as basic and advanced ..you can start with adminguide 1 and then 2.. once completed go for troubleshooting, performance tuning  and best practices guide...

     

    You should be good to go after this .....

     

  • i agree. whatever knowledge/experience i have now were gained hands-on, over trial and error, plus this forum. just that sometimes it gets frustrating when so much is expected when no formal training was even provided.

    oh well, that's life.

  • exactly what i'm doing. gets tiring though with too much reading :)

    will check the free online courses mentioned.

     

    thanks.

  • This is life with NBU. You never stop reading up as things change all the time. I've been doing this for 17 years. I sometimes feel that I'm getting too old for this. Working for a Partner, I need to re-do certifications every 2 years. And at no point did I ever feel that it is becoming too easy or that I can do it 'in my sleep'.
  • Hello Marianne,

     

    Your efforts are truely appericated and I agree NBU is continuous learning process :-)