CommVault Certification Program — Certification Levels

CommVault Certified for Administration To become CommVault Certified for Administration you must have attended a CommVault System Administration course and successfully passed the associated assessment exam. The exam assesses the candidate's level of comprehension for: Basic user and system administration tasks for secure data management Configuration and management of storage policies, data retention, and protection options for protecting data Configuration and role of agents, data sets, and subclients in defining protected data requirements Understanding data movement and storage options with various types of libraries and media Scheduling, executing, and managing jobs for protecting and recovering data Management of media both inside and outside of libraries Options for restoration and recovery of data, systems, and applications Monitoring, reporting, and alerting on system events

CommVault Certified for Engineering To become CommVault Certified for Engineering you must have attended both a CommVault System Administration course and a CommVault Engineering course, and successfully passed the associated assessment exams. The Engineering exam assesses the candidate's level of comprehension for: Planning and designing a data management solution Installation requirements and best practices for software components and libraries Effective and proper use of available tools for identifying and resolving problems and performance Identification of performance issues and options to improve performance Understanding of common problems and solutions, and the methodology for identifying and resolving problems that may occur

CommVault Certified for Support To become CommVault Certified for Support you must have attended both a CommVault System Administration course and a CommVault Support course, and successfully passed the associated assessment exams. The Support exam assesses the candidate's level of comprehension for: Installation requirements and best practices for software components and libraries Effective and proper use of available tools for identifying and resolving problems and performance Identification of performance issues and options to improve performance Understanding of component services, communications, and processes used in execution of tasks Understanding of common problems and solutions, and the methodology for identifying and resolving problems that may occur

CommVault Certified Specialist The CommVault Specialist certifications enable professionals to target specific CommVault products and/or technologies and distinguish themselves by demonstrating in-depth knowledge and expertise in their specialized area. To become a CommVault Certified Specialist you must have successfully passed the CommVault Certified System Administrator exam. Specialist – Archiving and Content Indexing CommVault Certified Specialists in Archiving and Content Indexing implement, configure, and maintain archiving and content indexing solutions using specific guidance and specifications. They have thorough knowledge of the Archive and Content Indexing products, understand how to implement and use their full capability, and know how to navigate the user interface and configuration options. Specialists are usually certified CommVault Engineers or Support persons who do not work with Archiving or Content Indexing daily but who want to show their breadth of knowledge and experience in that technology.

(Additional Certified Specialist Levels Coming Soon!)

CommVault Certification Program Overview