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Figure 32 Restore options (vStorage Image) 5. In the Devices page, select devices to use for restore. 6. Click Restore. 7. In the Start Restore Session dialog box, click Next. 8. Specify Report level and Network load. Click Finish to start the restore. The message Session completed successfully is displayed at the end of a successful session. Table 10 Restore options GUI/CLI option Description General options Backup host/ [-barhost] Specifies the client with the Data Protector Virtual Environment Integration component installed that will act as the backup host to control the restore session. By default, the same client as used for the backup will be used for the restore.
Restore client/ [-destination] Restore to datacenter/ [-newinstance] Datastore/ [-store TargetDatastore] Restore to directory/ [-directory] Restore memory state if available/ [-memory] Register virtual machines if needed/ [-register] Consolidate snapshots to single file/ [-consolidate] Power-on virtual machines after restore/ [-poweron] Options for Restore to datacenter Virtual machine handling Specifies the destination VMware management client. If you select an ESX(i) Server system, virtual machines are registered in and restored to this system. If you select a vCenter Server system, virtual machines are registered in the vCenter Server but restored to one of its ESX(i) Server systems . Select this option to restore virtual machines to a datacenter. Select the desired datacenter. See Options for Restore to datacenter. Specify the desired datastore. If the option is left empty, virtual machines are restore to the original datastore. Select this option to restore virtual machines files to a directory on the selected backup host. See Options for Restore to directory. Select this option to restore the virtual machine memory file as well, if it was backed up. This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected. Default: not selected Select this option to register restored virtual machines. If this option is not selected, you need to manually recover the restored virtual machines as described in “Recovering virtual machines manually” in the HP Data Protector integration guide for VMware Virtual Infrastructure, Sybase, Network Node Manager, and Network Data Management Protocol Server. This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected. Default: selected This option is applicable only if Register virtual machines if needed is selected. Select this option to commit all existing snapshots (including non-Data Protector ones) to the virtual machine base when the restore completes. This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected. Default: not selected This option is applicable only if Register virtual machines if needed is selected. Select this option to put the newly-restored virtual machines online when the session completes. This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected. Default: not selected Specifies Data Protector‟s behavior if virtual machines to be restored already exist in the destination(s). Delete before restore (default) [-deletebefore] Skip [-skip] Options for Restore to directory File conflict handling Select this option if the virtual machine exists and you want Data Protector to delete it before performing the restore. Default: selected Select this option if you don‟t want Data Protector to perform a restore if the virtual machine exists. This allows you to restore deleted virtual machines without affecting existing ones. Default: not selected Specifies Data Protector‟s behavior if files to be restored already exist in the destination. Note that if you select Restore to directory, the restore is effectively a filesystem restore and the following options apply rather than the Virtual machine handling options. Overwrite (default) [-overwrite] Data Protector always overwrites existing files with those from the backup. Default: selected 51
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