If you recover the file at the client machine, there is no need to specify the client at all - it automatically recognizes the local machine. If not, you must specify source and destination client to be the same machine.
recover usually will start in interactive mode in the directory you specified.
The 'automatic' recovery (-a file/directory) is possible. However, you must specify the whole pathname as it has been stored in the metadata - Upper/lower case must be 100% identical.
I actually have to run the command from the backup server because I will be doing this one file recovery test for 30 machines. Backup server is central to this operation since I cannot log in to that many machines to run recover on the client.
No cross platform recovery is supposed to be happening, how can I make the command work?
recover command used on Windows server 2008 R2. (This is the Networker server).
I want to automate the recovery of a file which was backed up from a Solaris 10 system... and restore the file to that system (Solaris 10) with ".R" appended.
I should add that this process works just fine if you use Networker User program... (but obviously we need to use the CLI).
pheikens
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August 4th, 2011 12:00
The command has to be:
recover -s -R -c -iR -a
bingo.1
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August 3rd, 2011 12:00
If you recover the file at the client machine, there is no need to specify the client at all - it automatically recognizes the local machine. If not, you must specify source and destination client to be the same machine.
recover usually will start in interactive mode in the directory you specified.
The 'automatic' recovery (-a file/directory) is possible. However, you must specify the whole pathname as it has been stored in the metadata - Upper/lower case must be 100% identical.
cvs500
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August 4th, 2011 06:00
Hello, thanks for your reply.
I actually have to run the command from the backup server because I will be doing this one file recovery test for 30 machines. Backup server is central to this operation since I cannot log in to that many machines to run recover on the client.
No cross platform recovery is supposed to be happening, how can I make the command work?
llaccta
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August 4th, 2011 09:00
Hi please send os original platform and os target platform?
thanks
fortunato
cvs500
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August 4th, 2011 10:00
recover command used on Windows server 2008 R2. (This is the Networker server).
I want to automate the recovery of a file which was backed up from a Solaris 10 system... and restore the file to that system (Solaris 10) with ".R" appended.
I should add that this process works just fine if you use Networker User program... (but obviously we need to use the CLI).