Setting up Veritas is very straightforward. We have a small team of technicians, including two senior engineers and three or four juniors. 

Setting up Veritas is straightforward. The only problem is when you have to restart afresh. We can't even configure their appliance when there are mistakes in-between, so you have to start over again. That's the only problem we have.

If you have all the prerequisites and the login credentials, it will deploy faster because it primarily depends on the appliance's performance. You fill in the required parameters and click "next," then wait for the appliance platform. It takes about four hours. The post-deployment maintenance is done in a GUI, and it's straightforward. 

The initial setup was very simple. There was no complexity involved in the implementation.

The solution's initial setup was straightforward. I designed the setup, so I was following that particular design. It wasn't like a random setup, where I just sat in front of it and had a go in a way that was like trial and error. I was following a formula design, that was signed off by the architects and signed off by the directors and whatnot. It was pretty simple.

All SaaS backup should be easy. I think it's easy. You just have to pay depending on how many customers you want to protect and Veritas proposes all the facilities to protect. It takes about half a day to deploy.

We require about two people for deployment and maintenance.

I can't speak to the initial implementation as it was already in place when I joined the company.

The initial setup was straightforward, with deployment taking around a week. I'd rate the experience as five out of five.

The initial setup was really straightforward. This software is one of the easiest I've ever had to set up. 

Normally the setup is straightforward, but sometimes when you go from environment to environment, it can be a little bit tricky. There are sometimes issues with compatibility.

The initial setup is complex; it's not simple.