There could be different scenarios -

If you know the client id, create the client in conutry B with the same client id. Run scanner -i for the tape and you get data in indexes to recover.

Else you can run scanner -S SSID /dev/nst0 | uasm -rv to recover complete save set.

scanner -S SSID /dev/nst0 | uasm -nrv to get a list of recoverable files

scanner -S SSID /dev/nst0 | uasm -rv filename for a specific file

scanner -S SSID /dev/nst0 | uasm -rv -m source=destination to recover on a different location.

You can run scanner -m /dev/nst0 to get a list of SSIDs for each save set if you don't know the SSID

Hi,
thanks so much for the prompt response.
I am trying out your suggestion and I think I am getting there.
I have another question.
What is the command to use if I want to restore the data from backup tape to the client directly? (Since now I can see the SSID of my data in the tape)

You can try using the last scanner option and changing the destination but I think that is not supported.

The onyl good way I know would be to create the client with the same client ID, run scanner -i & then recover.

Thanks.
However, using the below command:
scanner -S SSID /dev/nst0 | uasm -rv to recover complete save set
where will the recovered save set be saved??

It would actually be restored as the same path which was backed up.

You would need the same drive letter and sufficient disk space for recovery to happen.