Repo Steps: 1) Log in to web UI. 2) Create a Backup job to backup the C Drive of the windows machine. 3) Select the saveset name. 4) Press next. 5) Try to browse the tree (C:\\windows\system32) 6) The browser become unresponsive you will see an warning prompt "Warning: Unresponsive script" prompt that says "A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. Size of the folder: 1.23 GB Files Number: 6444 Folders Numbers: 217 This bug is not a operating system specific. This is related to total number of files and folders.
Restore Via Command line
Used to list the backup save sets :-
Syntax : nvrestore -list [-client ] [-plugin | - select ] [-startdate] [-enddate]
Example:-
[BackupServer] # nvrestore -list -client Server01 -plugin "File System" -startdate 12/08/14
Serve01 File System Test_backup (Saveset 100) 16:53 12 Aug 2014
create a restore job:-
Syntay : nvrestore -create -title -path [-relocate ] [-rename ] [-run [-wait]]
Example :-
If you are restoreing to the same machine diffirent location .
nvrestore -create 100 -title test_01 -path "/tmp/data/01" -relocate "/tmp/test/data/01test" -run
if your restoring to a different machine, lets say : Server02
nvrestore -create Server02:filesystem:100 -title test_01 -path "/tmp/data/01" -relocate "/tmp/restore/data/01test" -run
Note :-Create : Creates and optionally schedules a restore job.
Specify the ID of the backup saveset that you want to restore. In addition to the saveset
number, you can preface the saveset number with target client name and the plug-in used, each seprated with a colon .
For more detailed syntax Ref: https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/netvault-backup/10.0/command-line-interface-reference-guide/2#TOPIC-182614
