HP Data Protector A.06.11 Support for Vmware vstorage technical ...
HP Data Protector A.06.11 Support for Vmware vstorage technical ...
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LIST_OPTIONS can be any of the following:<br />
-crc<br />
-no_monitor<br />
-test_bar<br />
For option descriptions, see the omnib command usage at the end of this document.<br />
Examples<br />
To start a full backup using the backup specification test_backup1, run:<br />
omnib -veagent_list test_backup1 -barmode full<br />
To start a differential backup using the same backup specification, run:<br />
omnib -veagent_list test_backup1 -barmode diff<br />
Restore<br />
You can restore virtual machines using the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> GUI or CLI.<br />
Virtual machines backed up with the vStorage Image method can be restored in two ways.<br />
You can select:<br />
Restore to datacenter<br />
Restore to directory<br />
Restore to a datacenter<br />
By default, virtual machines are restored to the datacenter that is specified at the top of the<br />
Restore to datacenter drop-down list, but you can select a different datacenter if you want. By<br />
default, <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> deletes a virtual machine (if it exists) be<strong>for</strong>e it is restored, even if it resides<br />
in a different datacenter than the datacenter you restore to.<br />
Note<br />
An ESX(i) Server system is only aware of its own datacenter. So if you select an ESX(i) Server<br />
system as a restore client and a virtual machine exists in a different datacenter, it cannot be<br />
deleted. Consequently, you end up with two virtual machines having the same UUID.<br />
Alternatively, you can choose to restore virtual machines only if they don‟t exist, leaving existing<br />
virtual machines undisturbed.<br />
You can specify the following options:<br />
Whether the memory states of virtual machine should be restored (if the memory files were<br />
included in the backup).<br />
Whether restored virtual machines should be registered in the datacenter.<br />
Whether restored virtual machine files should be consolidated when the restore completes.<br />
Whether restored virtual machines should be powered on.<br />
Restore to a directory<br />
If you select Restore to directory, virtual machines are restored to the backup host specified in<br />
the Restore client option, to the directory specified in the Restore to directory option (<strong>for</strong><br />
example, C:\tmp).
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