Restore & Export Types and How to Launch Them (4041321)

The Rapid Recovery Core can instantly restore data or recover machines to physical or virtual machines from recovery points. The recovery points contain agent volume snapshots captured at the block level. These snapshots are application aware, meaning that all open transactions and rolling transaction logs are completed and caches are flushed to disk before creating the snapshot. Using application-aware snapshots in tandem with Verified Recovery enables the Core to perform several types of recoveries, including:

• Recovery of files and folders
• Recovery of data volumes, using Live Recovery
• Recovery of data volumes for Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft SQL Server, using Live Recovery
• Bare metal restore, using Universal Recovery
• Bare metal restore to dissimilar hardware, using Universal Recovery
• Ad-hoc and continual export to virtual machine

The following KB articles contain information on how to restore data in Rapid Recovery.

• Rapid Recovery Mailbox Restore for Exchange

• How to Perform a Rollback – Live Recovery of a Data Volume

• How to Recover a File or Folder

• How to Mount and Unmount Recovery Points for a Linux Machine

• Performing a Bare Metal Restore for a Linux Machine

• Performing a Bare Metal Restore for a Windows Machine

• Performing a Bare Metal Restore for a Windows machine using an archive

• Virtual Export Types:  One-Time and Virtual Standby (Continuous)

• DocRetriever for SharePoint Restore