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Click Next. |
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On the Create Selection Set page, select the data that you want to restore. |
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The Dos Compatibility Region is the first 32k to 512 bytes from start of the disk that immediately follows the Master Boot Record (MBR). NetVault Bare Metal Recovery backs up this region to support GRUB Stage 1.5. However, this region is always backed up and restored regardless of the existence of GRUB Stage 1.5. This option is not selectable. |
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On the Create Selection Set page, click Edit Plugin Options, and select Physical Machine (the default) as the Restore Type to restore the backup of a client to a physical machine. |
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If you are using the Windows® PE-based Plug-in Offline Client, complete the applicable options: |
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Inject Boot-Critical Device Driver: If you are restoring to different hardware that also uses a different mass storage controller, select this option. After you select this option, the Boot-Critical Driver Directory and Driver Injection Only options become available. |
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Boot-Critical Driver Directory: If you selected the Inject Boot-Critical Device Driver option, enter the complete path to the local drive where the drivers for the mass storage controller are stored. |
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Driver Injection Only: If you previously completed a restore but pointed to an incorrect location in the Boot-Critical Driver Directory field, select this option to run the driver-injection portion of the restore process again. This option eliminates the need to restore the data again, but lets you inject the correct drivers. Check that you enter the correct path in the Boot-Critical Driver Directory field. (By default, the Inject Boot-Critical Device Driver option remains selected; do not clear it as this options prevents the Driver Injection Only option from working.) |
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In Job Name, specify a name for the job if you do not want to use the default setting. |
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In the Target Client list, select the machine on which you want to restore the data. |
TIP: You can also click Choose, and then locate and select the applicable client in the Choose the Target Client dialog box. |
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Use the Schedule, Source Options, and Advanced Options lists to configure any additional required options. |
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If selecting individual partitions for a restore, also select the Master Boot Record and System Partition item. Failure to do so results in a failed restore. |
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When performing a restore of a Plug-in Server backup, options available in the Target Client list should be left at their default settings. If a target other than the intended is selected from this list the restore fails. |
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If you are using the Linux®-based Plug-in Offline Client with IDE/Parallel Advance Technology Attachment (PATA) disks and the backup was created using Plug-in Offline Client v5.6.4 or earlier, use the Rename feature to force the system to reexamine and map the disk correctly. Partitions backed up before v5.7.1 are named using an “hd<x>” format, while v5.7.1 and later use an “sd<x>” format. Failure to use the rename feature causes the restore to fail with a “Error: All disk name requested from client is not equal to the backup disk name /dev/hda” message. |
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If you are using the Linux-based Plug-in Offline Client and you are migrating a physical server to a virtual environment in which the Client is Windows®-based, install the disk drivers on the OS before you back up the machine. For more information, see NetVault Bare Metal Recovery physical-to-virtual recovery. |
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Bring SAN disks online (Windows Server® 2008 only): If you are using the Enterprise or Datacenter Edition of Windows Server 2008, the default policy for storage-area network (SAN) disks does not include automatically mounting them (this issue does not apply to drive C). After the restore is completed, use Disk Management to set the disk to online. |
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Network connection renamed: Because a different network card is in use, the Network Connection is automatically renamed to local area connection 2. |
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Physical address: Because a different network card is in use, the physical address (Media Access Controller [MAC]) is different. If you use applications that rely on this address, work with the application’s vendor to address the change. |
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Click Next. |
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On the Create Selection Set page, select the data that you want to restore. |
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To select specific items, double-click a disk to open it, and then select the Master Boot Record & System Partition and individual partitions that you want to restore. |
IMPORTANT: If restoring to a VMDK Image, both Master Boot Record & System Partition and the individual partitions or the restore job fails. |
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On the Create Selection Set page, click Edit Plugin Options, and select VMDK Images as the Restore Type. |
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If you want to restore the VMDK Image to a local directory of the NetVault Backup Server, in the Local Target Directory box of the VMDK Recovery Options frame, enter a valid path to the location for storing recovered images. |
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ESX Host: Enter the host name or IP address of the ESX Server. |
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Port: Enter the remote console port on the ESX Server. |
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Username: Enter the user name to log on to the ESX Server. |
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Password: Enter the password for the specified user name. |
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Path: Enter the directory on the ESX Server where the VMDK files should be created. This path should always start with a datastore within square brackets — [datastore] dir. If the path specified does not exist, the plug-in cannot connect to the ESX Server. |
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