Keep handy information about the destination bucket(s) or container(s) that you want to use for recovery.

Select the object(s) that you want to recover. You can recover objects by selecting all objects or blobs from the selected image. Alternatively, select individual objects, select all objects under a set of folder(s), or all objects matching a set of prefixes.

A valid Cloud object store account is required to access the buckets, containers, and objects/blobs. You can add the Cloud object store account-related information to NetBackup while creating the account. The permission required for restoring differs from the ones required for backup. If it helps, you can create a separate Cloud object store account for recovery.

Ensure that you have permission to view and select the Cloud object store account and the access host. To be able to select a recovery host for a policy, in the Cloud objects tab.

If required, you can use a different recovery host than the one used for Cloud object store account validation. Ensure that the new recovery host has the required ports opened and configured for communication from the backup host or scale-out server to the cloud provider endpoint, using REST API calls.

You can plan to start multiple restore jobs in parallel for better throughput. You can select objects for recovery as individual objects, or using a folder or prefix.