The Plug-in Offline Client implements a block-by-block backup and restore technique to recover a system. This operation takes the target system offline and makes it unavailable. This step is done to either:
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Backup: An Offline Backup backs up all aspects of a target system — OS, applications, system settings. This step is ideal for new systems that have been configured for use. |
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Restore: An Offline Restore recovers a machine that has no functional OS to a previously configured state. |
The Plug-in Live Client for Windows makes it possible to back up a full Windows system while it remains online and active. When recovery is required, the Plug-in Offline Client is used to boot the target NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client and recover data; that is, an Offline Restore is required.
The Plug-in Live Client for Linux makes it possible to back up a full Linux system while it remains online and active. Beginning with version 13.1, Plug-in Live Client for Linux no longer uses Storix, a third-party DR boot utility, to boot the target NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client and recover data. Instead, the plug-in uses a block-based snapshot kernel module, which makes the Plug-in Live Client for Linux backup and recovery process the same as it is for Windows.
The Plug-in Server resides on the NetVault Server and enables backup and recovery of a target client’s data by using the Plug-in Offline Client or the Plug-in Live Client.
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