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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Restore client/<br />
[-destination]<br />
Restore to datacenter/<br />
[-newinstance]<br />
<strong>Data</strong>store/<br />
[-store Target<strong>Data</strong>store]<br />
Restore to directory/<br />
[-directory]<br />
Restore memory state if available/<br />
[-memory]<br />
Register virtual machines if needed/<br />
[-register]<br />
Consolidate snapshots to single file/<br />
[-consolidate]<br />
Power-on virtual machines after<br />
restore/<br />
[-poweron]<br />
Options <strong>for</strong> Restore to datacenter<br />
Virtual machine<br />
handling<br />
Specifies the destination VMware management client. If you select an<br />
ESX(i) Server system, virtual machines are registered in and restored to<br />
this system. If you select a vCenter Server system, virtual machines are<br />
registered in the vCenter Server but restored to one of its ESX(i) Server<br />
systems .<br />
Select this option to restore virtual machines to a datacenter. Select the<br />
desired datacenter.<br />
See Options <strong>for</strong> Restore to datacenter.<br />
Specify the desired datastore. If the option is left empty, virtual<br />
machines are restore to the original datastore.<br />
Select this option to restore virtual machines files to a directory on the<br />
selected backup host.<br />
See Options <strong>for</strong> Restore to directory.<br />
Select this option to restore the virtual machine memory file as well, if it<br />
was backed up.<br />
This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected.<br />
Default: not selected<br />
Select this option to register restored virtual machines.<br />
If this option is not selected, you need to manually recover the restored<br />
virtual machines as described in “Recovering virtual machines<br />
manually” in the <strong>HP</strong> <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> integration guide <strong>for</strong> VMware<br />
Virtual Infrastructure, Sybase, Network Node Manager, and Network<br />
<strong>Data</strong> Management Protocol Server.<br />
This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected.<br />
Default: selected<br />
This option is applicable only if Register virtual machines if<br />
needed is selected.<br />
Select this option to commit all existing snapshots (including non-<strong>Data</strong><br />
<strong>Protector</strong> ones) to the virtual machine base when the restore completes.<br />
This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected.<br />
Default: not selected<br />
This option is applicable only if Register virtual machines if<br />
needed is selected.<br />
Select this option to put the newly-restored virtual machines online when<br />
the session completes.<br />
This option is not available if Restore to directory is selected.<br />
Default: not selected<br />
Specifies <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong>‟s behavior if virtual machines to be restored already exist in the<br />
destination(s).<br />
Delete be<strong>for</strong>e restore<br />
(default)<br />
[-deletebe<strong>for</strong>e]<br />
Skip<br />
[-skip]<br />
Options <strong>for</strong> Restore to directory<br />
File conflict handling<br />
Select this option if the virtual machine exists and you want<br />
<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> to delete it be<strong>for</strong>e per<strong>for</strong>ming the restore.<br />
Default: selected<br />
Select this option if you don‟t want <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> to per<strong>for</strong>m<br />
a restore if the virtual machine exists. This allows you to<br />
restore deleted virtual machines without affecting existing<br />
ones.<br />
Default: not selected<br />
Specifies <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong>‟s behavior if files to be restored already exist in the destination.<br />
Note that if you select Restore to directory, the restore is effectively a filesystem restore and<br />
the following options apply rather than the Virtual machine handling options.<br />
Overwrite (default)<br />
[-overwrite]<br />
<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> always overwrites existing files with those<br />
from the backup.<br />
Default: selected<br />
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