Select from the following options on the Restore Marked Files dialog box.
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Shows the Hyper-V hostname and GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) of the virtual machine that was backed up. Use this value to verify that this backup represents the virtual machine that you want to restore. The GUID is a unique string for a virtual machine in addition to the hostname. |
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Restores the virtual machine to its original location on the original Hyper-V server. |
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Restores the virtual machine to a different location on the original Hyper-V server, or restores it to a different Hyper-V server. |
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Restores the virtual machine files to the staging location on the server that you specify under Hyper-V server and . Use this option if:
For instance, you can use this option to add restored files as a .vhd volume to a virtual machine other than the one from which they were backed up. |
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(If you selected , this option is ) |
If you selected or , note the following:
If you selected , note the following:
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If you selected (to restore to the original location), note: the restore destination is the name of the Hyper-V server from which the virtual machine was backed up. In this case, the destination cannot be changed.For the other restore options (restore to a different location, or restore to staging location), specify the destination Hyper-V server for the restore. |
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Lists the Hyper-V virtual machine files as they existed when the virtual machine was backed up. By default, all listed files are selected for restore. If you do not want the restore to replace certain files on the current virtual machine on the destination server, uncheck those files. Leave a check mark next to the files that you want to restore. The files that are not checked are not restored. Note that the following virtual machine configuration files are not de-selectable in restores other than staging restores: .xml, .vsv, and .bin files, and .avhd files.
See About restoring common files. Note the following about the listed files:
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This field is disabled if you selected .For restore to a different location or to a staging location: Enter the path on the server or other machine that you specified under Hyper-V server or Staging machine name. NetBackup creates the appropriate subdirectories. |
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Displays the directories on the destination server in which the Hyper-V files are to be restored. You must specify a destination path in the field. |
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Determines the restore job's priority for restore resources. A higher priority means that NetBackup assigns the first available drive to the first restore job with the highest priority. Enter a number (maximum 99999). The default for all restore jobs is 0, the lowest priority possible. Any restore job with a priority greater than zero has priority over the default setting. |