Whenever you have issues, and even with a good product like Commvault these happen, their support is terrific. They will go above and beyond to get you back up and working.

Their documentation is good, in fact too good. There is so much of it, it is sometimes hard to get an answer to a question.

Keeping our virtual servers and mainframes safe.

It offers good coverage of platforms (Windows, Linux, MacOS, Oracle, et al.), and good performance. Azure connections are good.

The old Java-based console is being put out to pasture, but the HTM-based console doesn't have all the features yet. It's very frustrating for sysadmin-level users.

It protects our data, and replicates it to the DR site.

It is easy to open support tickets and CommVault staff respond promptly. The majority of support analysts are knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful so most tickets are resolved quickly.

CommVault is an incredibly complicated system and the company has a bad habit of deprecating features with little notice so that long time clients end up with an installation that no longer matches the "standard" configuration of a new client. The support team is responsive and friendly but you'll need them a lot. In the past year I've opened 57 support tickets - more than one every week - and there are still features that don't work properly. CommVault is not a system you will implement on your own. Initial installation and, I would suggest, any significant change will require Professional Services which comes at an additional cost.

We want to use CommVault for both backup and malware protection but attempts to restore files and complete virtual machines from backup regularly encounter problems which necessitate the creation of a support ticket.

Commvault can be integrated with almost any system like heterogeneous, and it is now towards to way more visionary

One thing that I will say about the Comcel console is that it needs proper training for the configuration

For most critical backup can be integrated with commvault near zero RTo capability

Because it is very easy to run, and if there have any issue support persons guide us quickly.

Sometime it lagging too much. So we want to wait until it finishes.

It's very relayable.

It's very simple, and the user interface is very attractive.

sometime recovery process getting dragging.

It helps to take high relayable backups and helps to recover very fast.

User freindly web console and easy to manage. Single console for all worlkloads makes easier to manage everything.

Lack of real-time replication of data base applications.

Protecting company data and meeting complienaces.

the best thing about Commvault B&R is the ease of recovery from a backup using Commvault

None. My experience with Commvault has been nothing but a pleasure

Commvault solves a big problem of disaster recovery in our company. Such a great piece of software and an absolute lifesaver on many occasions!

What is an all-in-one backup solution, in addition to being very stable

the evaluation to support DRP, integration with AI

Currently BaaS with commvault, back up a server from anywhere in the world

Commvault Backup and recovery is a complete, efficient, and affordable solution. No hardware lock-in, broad eco-system support. Small, large and enterprise, it grows with you. On-prem, hybrid, cloud, or in-between. Very efficient data storage and replication. Besides that, it gives data insight to make well-informed decisions.

At first, it can be a bit of a steep learning curve.

One solution that fits our entire data landscape for backup, DR and dev/test. Efficient storage (over 85% deduplication reduction), reliable restores and easy migrations between servers, hypervisors and the public cloud. Also a great solution for your M365 data