This method allows you to manually select any backup for a given domain controller in the recovery project. You can only select from backups registered with Recovery Manager for Active Directory.
Create or open a recovery project.
In the list of domain controllers, select the domain controller for which you want to backup.
On the General tab, clear the Use backup criteria to automatically select a backup check box (selected by default).
Click the Select button located to the right of the Backup field. A list of backups that are registered will be displayed with the Select backup dialog, select the backup you want to use for Recovery for the domain controller.
Recovery Manager for Active Directory Disaster Recovery Edition provides secondary storage options for critical backups with Secure Storage Server and Cloud Storage features. Using a Secondary Storage in your disaster recovery plans helps prevent unauthorized modifications or malware attacks on backup data.
Backups on Secure Storage Server and Cloud Storage must be copied from these services to the Forest Recovery Console system into a folder or the can be copied to a share on another system. Selecting Register Backups in Folder you can access the folder when the backups were copied.
If the backups from the Secondary Storage were copied to a share on another machine you can enter the share name into the Register Backups in Folder which will automatically return and list the backups.
Recovery alerts provide you with the real-time information about the recovery of domain controllers in your project. You can configure a recovery alert to inform you when particular domain controllers complete the recovery stage you specified in the alert settings.
For a recovery project, you can create and configure multiple alerts, each having different settings. You can also modify settings of existing alerts or delete alerts as necessary. To manage recovery alerts, click the Configure Alerts button on the toolbar of the Forest Recovery Console.
For each alert, you can select one or more domain controllers to which the alert will apply. You can configure an alert to inform you about the completion of one or more of the following recovery stages on the target domain controllers:
During this stage, Recovery Manager for Active Directory (RMAD) verifies that the backup files you selected for recovery are available on the target domain controllers. If necessary, RMAD copies the backup files that are missing. Also, RMAD disables Microsoft Windows Update if it is enabled on the domain controllers.
During this stage, RMAD performs the following steps:
Detect current mode (DSRM or normal)
Reset DSRM administrator password
Restart domain controller in DSRM
Enable domain controller isolation
Disable BitLocker
Disable custom password filters
Restore data from backup
Restart domain controller in normal mode
Reset DSRM administrator password
During this stage, RMAD performs the following steps:
Get information about domain controller
Select preferred DNS server
Remove global catalog (if you did not specify to keep the existing global catalog)
Raise RID pool
Invalidate RID pool
Seize FSMO roles
Clean up metadata of removed domain controllers
Reset the Krbtgt password
Reset password for users in privileged groups
Reset computer account passwords
Enable custom password filters
Restart domain controller in normal mode
Reset trust passwords
During this stage, RMAD performs the following steps:
Ensure that domain controller isolation is disabled
Clean up metadata of unrecovered domains if necessary
Change global catalog partition occupancy level
Add global catalog (if you did not specify to keep the existing global catalog)
Wait for a global catalog server to become available
Restore initial global catalog partition occupancy level
Enable the use of global catalog for user authentication
Enable BitLocker
Enable Windows Update (if it was enabled before the recovery)
Remove temporary files
During this stage, RMAD uninstalls Active Directory® using the tools provided by Microsoft. For domain controllers running Windows Server® 2008 or earlier, RMAD uses the Dcpromo.exe tool. For Windows Server® 2012-based domain controllers, RMAD uses the Windows PowerShell® cmdlet:
Uninstall-ADDSDomainController.
Also, RMAD disables Microsoft Windows Update if it is enabled on the domain controllers.
During this stage, RMAD performs the following steps:
Select preferred DNS server
Wait for a global catalog server to become available
Reinstall Active Directory® Domain Services
Remove temporary files
Enable Windows Update (if it was enabled before the recovery)
In this section:
Create or open a recovery project.
On the toolbar, click Configure Alerts.
In the dialog box that opens, click Create Alert.
Under Alert properties, do the following:
Use the Alert name box to type a descriptive name for the alert.
Use the Alert me about completion of the specified stage list to select a recovery stage.
Under the Use this alert for domain controllers list, click Add, and then select the check boxes next to the domain controllers to which you want to apply this alert. When you are finished, click OK.
By default, the created alert informs you when all specified domain controllers complete the selected recovery stage, regardless of whether or not the stage succeeded. To modify this behavior, complete the next steps.
If you want to be informed when any of the domain controllers complete the recovery stage, select the Alert me when any DC in the list completes specified stage check box.
If you only want to be informed about the successful completion of the stage, select the Only alert me when specified stage is completed successfully.
Click OK to apply your settings.
After you start the recovery or verify settings operation on a recovery project, you can monitor active alerts in the project.
The number of currently active alerts is displayed next to the Active alerts link in the Project Summary area of the Forest Recovery Console. You can click the Active alerts link to display a list of active alerts and view the details for each active alert.
In the Project Summary area of the Forest Recovery Console, click the Active alerts link.
Use the Active alerts list to select the alert whose details you want to view.
Use the Alert details list to view the details of the selected alert.
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