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||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||# Backup Date Mgmt Class Type A/I Virtual Machine--- ----------- ---------- ---- --- ---------------1 12/03/2009 03:05:03 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest12 09/02/2010 10:45:09 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest113 09/02/2010 09:34:40 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest124 09/02/2010 10:10:10 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest135 12/04/2009 20:39:35 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest146 09/02/2010 11:15:18 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest157 09/02/2010 02:52:44 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest168 08/05/2010 04:28:03 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest179 08/05/2010 05:20:27 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest1810 08/12/2010 04:06:13 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest1911 09/02/2010 00:47:01 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest712 09/02/2010 01:59:02 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest813 09/02/2010 05:20:42 DEFAULT VMFULL A vm_guest9ANS1900I Return code is 0.ANS1901I Highest return code was 0.b. View the output to identify the VMware that you are restoring.3. Restore the full VMware backup by entering the following command:dsmc RESTORE VM -vmname=my_vmname -datacenter=my_datacenter-host=my_hn -datastore=myPathsee the following parameters to see what you need to substitute for yourenvironment.my_vmnameThis is the display name of the virtual machinemy_datacenterThis is the name of the MVware datacenter that is defined to the vSpherevCenter.my_hnThis is the ESX host server name that is defined to the vCenter datacenter.myPathThis is the full path location and file name of the volume data andconfiguration files for the VM backup that you are restoring. You can enterSAN, local storage NAS or iSCSI formatted file paths as defined in vSpherevCenter Datacenter.4. When the restore is complete, the virtual machine is powered off. Start thevirtual machine from the VMware vCenter to use it.Related concepts“Restoring data from a VMware backup” on page 190Related tasks“Restoring file-level VM backups” on page 191“Restoring full VM backups” on page 193“Restoring full VM backups for VMware Consolidated Backup” on page 192Restore Windows individual Active Directory objectsYou can restore individual Active Directory objects to recover from accidentalcorruption or deletion of Active Directory objects without requiring a shutdown orrestart of the Active Directory server.On the Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 client, use the restoreadobjects command to restore local, deleted Active Directory objects (tombstone194 IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Windows Backup-Archive Clients: Installation and User's Guide
objects). On the Windows Server 2008 server client, you can also restore individualActive Directory objects from system state backups on the Tivoli Storage Managerserver.Related tasks“Restoring Windows system state” on page 170Related reference“Restore Adobjects” on page 620Reanimate tombstone objects or restoring from a systemstate backupTombstone reanimation is a process to restore an object that had been deleted fromthe Active Directory. When an object is deleted from Active Directory, it is notphysically erased, but only marked as deleted. It is then possible to reanimate(restore) the object.When an object is reanimated, not all object attributes are preserved. When anobject becomes a tombstone object, many attributes are automatically stripped fromit, and the stripped attributes are lost. It is possible, however, to change the ActiveDirectory schema so that more attributes are preserved when the object is deleted.User-group links are not preserved in tombstones. For example, when a user objectis reanimated, the user account is not a member of any group. All of thisinformation must be recreated manually by the Active Directory administrator.Important: Tombstone object reanimation is the only method available on theWindows Server 2003 domain controller.When an Active Directory object is restored from a system state backup on theTivoli Storage Manager server, virtually all of its attributes and its groupmembership are restored. This is the best restore option using a Windows Server2008 domain controller. When an object is restored from the server:vvvvvThe Active Directory database is extracted from a system state backup andrestored into a temporary location.The restored database is opened.Select which objects you want to restore. For each object:– A search for the matching tombstone is performed. The Globally UniqueIdentifier (GUID) of the restored object is used to search for the tombstone.– If the matching tombstone is found, it is reanimated. In this case, the restoredobject retains the original Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) and the SecurityIdentifier (SID).– If the matching tombstone is not found, a new object is created in thedatabase. In this case, the new object has a new GUID and a new SID that aredifferent than the original object.Missing attributes are copied from the backup into the reanimated or recreatedobject. Existing attributes that have been changed since the backup was takenare updated to match the value in the backup. New attributes that have beenadded since the backup was taken are removed.Group membership is restored.Although all attributes that can be set and the group links are recreated, therestored objects might not be immediately available after the restore operation. AnActive Directory administrator might have to manually update the restored objectsChapter 5. Restoring your data 195
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Tivoli®Storage Manager for Windows
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xIBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Win
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PrefaceIBM ® Tivoli ® Storage Man
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Table 3. Tivoli Storage Manager sto
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vvvSupport linksEducation linksAbil
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Software_support_(general). Sign in
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New for Version 6.2Tivoli Storage M
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VMware off-host backupOff-host supp
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Chapter 1. Installing the Tivoli St
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7. To fix missing or corrupt files,
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Chapter 2. Configure the Tivoli Sto
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Related concepts“Client options r
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To install and configure the Web cl
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With client scheduling, you can per
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Configuring Tivoli Storage Manager
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command line (dsmc schedule), wait
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If you use a self-signed certificat
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To use certificates issued by any o
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Syntax for stanzas:[StanzaName]Synt
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dsm.opt: tsmjbbd.iniEXCLUDE c:\test
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which currently owns the resource a
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OverviewTwo types of data deduplica
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shows the amount of data that was d
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For ASR, system state, and system o
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where is the directory location wh
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the Tivoli Storage Manager Client S
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information in an ASCII configurati
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The new scheduler service is now as
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Perform the steps under Step 2 of
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Repeat this procedure for each clus
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2. Click on the Edit button and sel
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option with dsmcutil.exe, only when
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Table 12. Options for controlling p
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Related concepts“Wildcard charact
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Table 15. Using wildcard characters
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If the client options file include-
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Table 17. UNC name patterns and DOS
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Chapter 3. Getting startedThis topi
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This group has a limited set of use
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User account controlStarting a Java
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Related concepts“Backup-archive c
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Related reference“Fromnode” on
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Related concepts“Tivoli Storage M
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Displaying online helpEnding a sess
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You can get maintenance information
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Chapter 4. Backing up your dataUse
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example, because C:\windows\system3
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1. You can use the include.fs optio
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Related reference“Domain” on pa
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Deleting backup dataRelated concept
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For more information about installi
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vvvvconsulted to determine whether
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Attention: If the encryption key pa
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to restore a file you have deleted,
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Table 24. NAS options and commands
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Page 237 and 238: Chapter 6. Archive and retrieve you
Page 239 and 240: 1. Click the Archive button in the
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Page 247 and 248: Scheduler processing optionsThis to
Page 249 and 250: Related reference“Postschedulecmd
Page 251 and 252: To increase the reliability of the
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Chapter 10. Using the Client Servic
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client directory and options file f
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Use the Dsmcutil command3. Use the
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cadschedname:schedulernameSpecifies
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Chapter 11. Windows XP and Windows
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waitforevent.exeProgram that detect
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Setup was unable to start the recov
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Setup Executable",0x0000000144. [IB
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Transaction processing optionsTrans
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vvvva syntax diagramdetailed descri
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domain. This management class overr
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Syntax►► BACKMc= management_cla
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Considerations:v Use the collocateb
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date when pruning the log. When cha
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displayed on the screen. If you spe
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ExamplesOptions file:dirm managdirC
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Syntax►►DOMAIN.Nas▼all-nasdom
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DES56DES 56-bit data encryption.Exa
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FbbranchvvvvYou must set the subfil
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Table 59. Other optional parameters
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Note: The include.fs.nas option doe
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Syntax►► LANFREECommmethod comm
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ManagedservicesThe managedservices
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Syntax►► QUIET ►◄Parameters
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Use the VirtualCenter if it is avai
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Chapter 13. Using commandsTivoli St
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Table 61. Commands (continued)Comma
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Enter client command names, options
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that is stored on the Tivoli Storag
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Archive FastBackTo control an open
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Table 64. Archive FastBack command:
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Backup CertserverdbRelated informat
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epository. Use this command to back
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Table 66. Backup Group command: Rel
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performed. If a full image exists,
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Syntax►► Backup REgistry ►◄
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|vvvvvCertificate Server DatabaseCO
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||enables a complete restore of the
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You can only cancel one restartable
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You can specify a UNC name; drive l
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objtypeSpecifies the type of backup
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Parameterscommand-name [subcommand-
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TaskTaskTaskTaskTaskCommand: ic:d:e
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processes directories and wildcarde
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#+=For example, "cn=test#" is enter
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Table 78. Query ASR command: Relate
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Table 79. Query Backup command: Rel
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Syntax►►Query BACKUPSEToptionsB
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tapedeviceSpecifies the name of the
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Table 83. Query Eventlog command: R
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Query NAS file spacesUse the nasnod
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vvvvvFile system typeBackup date an
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When such a failure occurs, the fil
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Syntax►►Query SYSFilesoptions
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destinationfilespecSpecifies the pa
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Table 97. Restore command: Related
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network name for the file. The syst
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Table 98. Restore Adobjects command
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vvLimited support is provided for r
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Table 101. Restore Complusdb comman
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vvvvIt is not necessary to format a
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TaskTaskIf bad sectors present on t
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Restore SystemstateUse the restore
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TSM Scrollable PICK Window - Restor
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v Stop the retrieval, and change th
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Table 112. Retrieve command: Relate
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If you are using TCP/IP communicati
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ParametersfilespecSpecifies the pat
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Set Accesssnapshotcachelocation, sn
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have access to all files and direct
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eleaseAllows normal event-controlle
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newpwSpecifies the new password for
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NoticesThis information was develop
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TrademarksIBM, the IBM logo, and ib
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authorityThe right to access object
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Common Programming Interface forCom
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dynamic serializationA type of copy
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space management has been added whe
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management. The hierarchical storag
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named .SpaceMan in each file system
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from a local file system to Tivoli
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information that can be used to eli
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on local shadow volumes or on Tivol
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IndexNumerics128-bit AES encryption
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environment prerequisites 5environm
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local backup setenabling GUI for lo
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