
DPX 4.15 Release Overview
Explore web-based NDMP management, VMware tag-based protection, encrypted archive capabilities, and expanded vStor controls.
Manage NDMP backup and recovery in the web console, build VMware protection around vCenter tags, encrypt VMware cloud archives, and strengthen vStor key management and recovery controls.

Explore web-based NDMP management, VMware tag-based protection, encrypted archive capabilities, and expanded vStor controls.

Read the announcement covering modern NDMP management, tag-based VMware backup, and encryption controls.
Here's what matters most in a backup solution:

DPX 4.15 brings more daily administration into the web console and adds policy and security controls for VMware and vStor.
Manage NDMP nodes and create, edit, run, and monitor NDMP backup and restore jobs from the DPX web interface.
Select one or more VMware vCenter tags so tagged virtual machines are included in the backup job automatically.
Encrypt agentless VMware archive data before DPX writes it to a cloud or S3-compatible storage target.
Centralize key management with KMIP-compatible keystores and apply deletion-lock policies to individual vStor volumes.
DPX provides robust backup and recovery capabilities. Patented block-level protection reduces backup time and impact by 90%, for both physical and virtual servers. Files and applications are easily recovered directly from backup storage. The vStor backup repository is a flexible and scalable software-defined backup target that frees you from expensive backup appliances and vendor lock-in.
DPX GuardMode provides an additional layer of ransomware detection to backup teams by proactively monitoring for suspicious activity and encrypted files. When ransomware strikes, DPX provides a list of affected files to restore and multiple recovery points so you can spin the clock back to just before the infection happened. Backups are stored as immutable snapshots with offline, air-gapped copies.
Backups are a necessary insurance policy. They might be used to restore a database table or a single file after accidental deletion, or to recover your servers and data after a ransomware attack. In the worst case, you can recover all your data and systems lost to a natural disaster or a major ransomware attack. In all these use cases, broad application and systems coverage, along with reliability, is paramount. But backup can also be more than an insurance policy. With instantly accessible backup images, you can leverage backup data sets for many other tasks, such as Dev-Test, DevOps, reporting and compliance, and analytics. DPX delivers across a range of enterprise backup and recovery use cases, including all your old favorites!
Get backups done on time, reliably, and inexpensively, for physical and virtual environments.
Restore systems in the time it takes to boot them using our patented Instant Virtualization technology.
Early detection with recovery from backups that are immutable snapshots and air-gapped from ransomware.
Archive backup images to your S3 object storage provider, lock them, and find them when you need them.
Full support for multiple tape drives and new formats like LTO-9. Tape support will never be discontinued.
Software-defined backup repository to build your own local backup targets, as simple as a single virtual machine.
Restore complete Windows and Linux systems to supported replacement hardware or virtual targets after failure, corruption, or ransomware.
Extremely cost-effective NDMP backups to disk, tape or cloud for NetApp or Isilon or NetApp OSSV replacement.
Leader in Novell backup since 1997, including Micro Focus OES 2018/2023 and GroupWise, with granular restore.

Explore DPX 4.15 with web-based NDMP backup and recovery, VMware tag-based protection, encrypted VM support, cloud archive encryption, and vStor updates.
Catalogic DPX 4.14 introduces significant improvements that simplify long-term data protection and modernize day-to-day operations
Intelligentere Backup-Verifikation, stärkere Ransomware-Abwehr, VMware Disaster Recovery und erweiterte Berichterstattung. Laden Sie die Übersicht jetzt herunter.
Catalogic's enterprise data protection solution offers broad platform compatibility with your network, servers, applications, and databases. For information on how to deploy DPX and for compatibility information, please see our documentation.
| Type | DPX Master or Device Server or DPX vStor Server | Client |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | 4 GB minimum, 8 GB recommended | 2 GB minimum, 4 GB recommended for Enterprise Applications |
| Processor | 2 Cores minimum | 1 Core minimum |
| Architecture | x64 required | Please refer to the latest Compatibility Guide |
| Disk Space | 5 GB minimum free space on system drive for installation, and 100 GB for catalog storage (direct attached or SAN) | 4 GB minimum free space on system drive for installation* |
| Operating System | Please refer to the latest Compatibility Guide | Please refer to the latest Compatibility Guide |
*Note: For Windows clients with limited disk space, a client-only installer is available, which requires only 1.2 GB of temporary free space on the system drive. For details and restrictions, see the DPX Deployment Guide.
The above recommended configuration can support an enterprise with up to 300 clients. Larger enterprises can be accommodated by introducing additional master servers. DPX performance is dependent on backup job configuration and scheduling. The above recommended configuration is able to support approximately 25 concurrent jobs, with each job backing up one client.
The master server may be virtualized; however, the specified resources must be reserved for the virtual machines serving in this capacity. Please consult your virtualization vendor (e.g., VMware, Microsoft) to review the supportability of tape libraries or tape drives by the guest OS where you plan to install the master server. For example, fiber channel tape devices are not supported by VMware ESX Server.
Since backup and restore performance is highly dependent on disk and network I/O, choice of storage subsystems, network infrastructure components, as well as applicable configuration parameters for each will determine actual performance within specific IT environments.

When confronted with the ransomware threat, the critical role of their investment in DPX became clear. The robust DPX system, featuring multiple authentication layers, remained untouched by the attack. Simultaneously, their data, preserved in immutable vStor snapshots, was immediately ready for recovery.

Assistant Director of IT Operations, Southern Utah University
“The configuration was simple, the support team quickly helped us through the usual startup glitches, and it works just as we had hoped. Scheduling backups has become a snap, and everything just works. We don't need to watch over it or restart jobs anymore.”
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