NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows - Symantec

◆ Backup Exec 8.x Device & Media Service
◆ Backup Exec 8.x Job Engine
◆ Backup Exec 8.x Naming Service
◆ Backup Exec 8.x Notification Server
◆ Backup Exec 8.x Server
Backup Exec File Restore
Note If the NetBackup device configuration is changed and the NetBackup Device
Manager service is restarted, the “Backup Exec 8.x Device & Media Service” on the
same host should also be restarted. If the Backup Exec service is not restarted,
Backup Exec restore jobs may not run, or some of the available drives may not be
used for Backup Exec restore jobs.
Redirected Restores
NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows
Please note the following:
◆ Redirected restores are not allowed when restoring files from a combination of
Backup Exec and NetBackup images.
◆ When restoring from only Backup Exec images, individual files cannot be restored to
different paths. To restore to a different path, all the files must be directed to the same
path.
◆ The restore option Restore the file using a temporary filename is not available when
restoring from Backup Exec images or from a combination of both Backup Exec and
NetBackup images.
For Backup Exec images, the following kinds of redirected restores are supported:
◆ Backups of a Windows client to the same or a different Windows client.
◆ Backups of a Windows client to a different UNIX client.
◆ Backups of a UNIX client to the same or a different UNIX client.
◆ Backups of a UNIX client to a different Windows client.
◆ Backups of an Netware client to the same or a different Netware client.
◆ Backups of an Netware client to a different Windows client.
◆ Backups of an Netware client to a different UNIX client.
Note The path specified depends upon the client type of the destination machine.
Restoring to Windows Clients
When redirecting a restore to Windows clients, the path should be specified as follows:
Appendix D, Backup Exec Tape Reader for NetBackup 479
NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows