I have created a custom Schedule report for  job Summary. When the scheduled job runs everyday it sends the report in the email. The format of the report is in .htm format. It would be nice to  be able to select the format type of the report that comes in the email. For example in pdf format. Currently, our blackberries can't open htm files but we can pdf files.   i know the same issue or idea is raised by few other people also. Please look into reporting ...

In Da you do not have the ability to delete a scheduled search. It would be nice to be able to delete scheduled searches from DA so searches no longer needed can be wiped out to keep the Environment clean 

Currently the only way to make changes to NetBackup Vault profiles is through the GUI.  It would be great if there was a command-line to add/modify/delete Vault profiles.

We would like to be able alert on 'hung jobs' in NOM for DSSU destaging jobs, unfortunately you can't. Although dssu destaging isn't a configurable policy as such, for the purpose of Activity Monitor etc it is, and in light of a recent highlighted bug in NOM 6.5.3 http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/327773.htm it would be nice to trap the problem.   

Hi all. One issue we have with users right now with Symmantec Enterprise Vault is when forwarding an email as an attachment. In Outlook 2007, normally when you want to forward an archived email you select the email and click Forward. This works fine in an EV environment. But when you want to send multiple items in the one email as attachments, you have to manually restore the email items before sending. For an admin that's fine, but for an end user it's another step to do. The alternative is ...

How about creating a third button, or an additional view for Calendar Items in archive explorer? The view would look like an Outlook calendar folder with month, week and day view options, etc.....as opposed to an email folder like it does now. It should also be intelligent enough to show the appointment on the day of the calendar that matches the START DATE of the appointment...not created date, archived date or anything else.

Because of  the relative ease of deploying new Virtual Machines, it is quite easy to miss newly installed databases at the time of VM deployment and later on and not install the approriate database backup agenst to properly back them up. Assuming the NBU filesystem agent was installed on all clients, it would be a nice feature if NBU could query the backup catalog on a regular basis for signature files representing database data and program files that indicate the ...

We have few clients with 100+ file systems. Some of these file systems are huge (~1 TB or more). It will be nice to have backup size based algorithm, so the big file systems could be backed up after all smaller file systems. Otherwise some small file system don't have a chance to be backed up at all.  I know that it is possible to create separate policy for big file systems, but we are trying to avoid  manual policy management.

I'd like to see the ability to export and import backup policies. The dump ideally would be to a human-readable text format of some kind by default, although the choice of csv, html (for user-visible web-site posting), or pdf would be nice touches. =)  The export needs to contain all information for the policy including STU, SLP, schedules, defined clients, file selections, etc. - everything you'd need to recreate it exactly. The import command should have options to ...