Dell NetWorker Reviews

NetWorker is for backing up large files and data banks. 

NetWorker is fast and reliable. 

The price could be cheaper. 

I've been using NetWorker for a long time. I've been a Dell reseller in Brazil for 10 years. 

NetWorker is scalable. 

Dell EMC support is good. 

Installing NetWorker is somewhat complicated. You need people with some technical expertise to do it. It takes one or two Dell-certified engineers to deploy and maintain it. 

I rate NetWorker seven out of 10. Dell EMC needs to update NetWorker to stay competitive in the niche market for backup structures.

We use this solution for backing up our systems.

It can support many different versions, both newer and older.

The interface is the same, so when we are trying to troubleshoot the logs, it doesn't display properly.

There doesn't seem to be a lot of development with this solution. You don't see any updates with the features, or any development with the features. In general, Dell EMC doesn't seem to be investing much in the R&D of this product. They are selling it off.

I would like to see an improvement with the features in terms of troubleshooting and ease of use.

The documentation is very poor. It takes quite a bit of experience to understand the documentation. A new person who is going through the documentation will not be able to understand. There is no detailed documentation.

The product itself is good, but it takes a lot of time to troubleshoot.

I would like to see the user interface improved, more documentation, faster support, and it could be easier to configure.

I have been using this solution for five to six years.

We are using the latest version.

The stability is okay. When it works, it works perfectly, but when we run into issues it requires a lot of effort to fix it. 

You can't rate it as good or bad, because this is how it works.

It's a scalable solution. We have 10 customers and we plan to continue using it.

Technical support should be a lot better.

It takes a few hours for a smaller implementation. I can plan and implement it.

It takes more time for a larger implementation.

We have one engineer to deploy and maintain this solution.

I completed the implementation myself.

There is a licensing fee.

Recommending this solution would depend on the customer. Certain customers will require this it.

Deployment is easy, but managing is more difficult when you run into issues.

I would rate Dell EMC NetWorker a seven out of ten.

It is application aware for Meditech, Exchange and SQL. We do not want to check for successful backup in multiple locations. We want the backup application to handle all of that.

It has not improved functionality for us. At least the unsupported version we are on is difficult to administer. Most of the functions it can perform are not being used by us because of the complexity.

Reduce the product's complexity.

Eight years.

Stability is an issue.

No.

A seven out of 10. We must engage a reseller who supports it. They also are having difficulty troubleshooting it.

Complex in this version. It is not intuitive and logs are not easily accessible or decipherable.

Be sure to do a PoC.

We use this solution for backup and recovery.

It is the best umbrella, serving the best applications.

The user interface needs some work.

It would be beneficial to have a single user interface for all of the features.

I have been using Dell EMC NetWorker for 10 years.

There are no issues with the stability of this solution. Dell EMC NetWorker is a stable product.

Dell EMC NetWorker is a scalable solution.

I have contacted technical support. As a percentage, I would rate them 70%.

The initial setup is moderate.  It's not easy but it is not complex.

I would rate Dell EMC NetWorker a seven out of ten.