NetBackup Software is an advanced disk-to-disk-to-disk (D2D2D) backup solution with fully white label rebrandable option for MSPs / VARs. It comes with the most comprehensive features that can fulfill all the on-premises backup, online backup, offsite backup, and cloud backup needs of nowadays businesses. At the same time, it is the most affordable backup solution available in the market that leaves huge markup potential for providers.

Core Backup Software Components
NetBackup Software consists of 4 core software components. OBM and ACB are the backup software for installing on the servers, desktops or laptop computers that you need to back up. OBS is the backup server software for installing on a server that will host all the OBM / ACB backup users and their backup data. RPS is a replication server software for providing an additional backup of the OBS. The following is an overview diagram showing the relationship among these 4 components.

Besides these core components, we also have a low price backup server operating system named UBS for installing on a bare computer / server. All the parameters in UBS have been optimized to allow OBS running smoothly on it. If you wish to build a backup server economically, we highly recommend you to use UBS.

Backup Modules for OBM
We have developed the following add-on backup modules for OBM to back up different type of servers. Except Microsoft Exchange Individual Mailbox, VMware and Hyper-V backup modules, all other modules will be included in the Purchase and Meter license of OBM.

Add-on Components for Scalability and Efficiency
RDR is a high scalability component designed for MSPs with fast growing number of backup users. During the startup of your backup business, you may just need to use 1 OBS. As the number of your backup users grows to a certain size, say over 1,000, you may need to add more OBS servers. In this case, simply add RDR into your backup system. Then, you can easily add as many OBS as needed and move users across different OBS servers without affecting the settings on the client side.