Recovery target options
Table: Recovery target options
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Step overview
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Description and reference
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Target host
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Target host field is pre-populated with the source AHV VM hostname/IP stored during last successful discovery for respective AHV cluster of the VM. An agent-based restore is performed if the NetBackup client is installed and configured with provided hostname or IP. If you want to perform a restore on another NetBackup client, click Search and select the required client from list. Ensure that you select clients with homogenous platforms. If search option is unavailable, manually enter target host. If you want to perform restore on host on which NetBackup client is not installed, enter the host FQDN or IP in target host. Agentless restore options are displayed.
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Agentless restore options
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: If you want to provide a different staging location other than the default staging location, enter the desired path. Staging location path must have only ASCII characters. Default staging location is user's home directory. : Based on your requirement, select one of the following appropriate files restores options between:
Restore everything to original directory
Provide different directory path to restore. Flatten existing directory structure Select this option to restore everything to a single directory without creating any subfolders when files are selected from different directories.
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Recovery Host
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Recovery host field is pre-populated with backup host, that was used to during the backup operation for selected AHV VM. Recovery host field is empty if the selected VM and backup host platform are not homogenous. To restore files to Ubuntu target host use either RHEL or SUSE as recovery host. Click on search to select another recovery host. It shows a list of compatible Media servers. If you want to select NetBackup client as a recovery host, click on . If search option is not available, manually enter recovery host. Recovery host should be of homogeneous platform as the source VM and NetBackup 9.1 or later server or client must be installed. In flex scale environment, if all media servers are not listed in media server tab, then user either need view permission on media server or can manually type the media server to proceed. If you have performed restore on same target host earlier, recovery host is pre-populated with the previously used recovery host based on pre-assigned permissions provided to user performing this restore.
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For selected source Linux VM SSH connectivity the following options are displayed:
Specify SSH port of the target host. Default value is 22. If you have performed restore on same target host earlier, SSH port is pre-populated with previously used value based on pre-assigned permissions by the user performing this restore. To authenticate target host, provide SSH key fingerprint in hexadecimal format. You can either manually enter target host SSH key fingerprint or click on . :
If Fetch SSH Key fingerprint option is not available, you must provide SSH key fingerprint manually. See SSH key fingerprint. If you have performed restore on same target host earlier, SSH key fingerprint is pre-populated with previously used value based on pre-assigned permissions by the user performing this restore. You can overwrite pre-populated value for re-establishing trust.
Fetch SSH Key fingerprint
Display list of SSH key fingerprint along with NetBackup supported Key types configured on target host. Select one of the listed fingerprints and click . NetBackup establishes trust with target host using selected fingerprint.
Specify target host username. This user must be either root or non-root sudoer. Sudoer user
See Prerequisites for agentless files and folder recovery. Select this option to choose password-based authentication. Provide SSH private key Select this option to choose SSH private key based authentication. See SSH key fingerprint. SSH private key Specify SSH private key. Key passphrase If SSH private key is created using passphrase, specify key passphrase
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Specify target host username. This user can be domain or local user and must be part of local administrator group. localusername or domain\username is supported format for username. Specify target host password for the specified user.
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