When specifying different targets and paths during a restore, it is important to know how NetBackup uses target configuration files during backups and restores.
•During a backup, NetBackup uses the target configuration to determine how to access a server and which resources to back up. As used here, the term “resource” refers to volumes, directories, and files.
•During a restore, NetBackup uses the information in the target configuration to determine how to access a server but does not use the information about resources. Instead, NetBackup attempts to restore the files to the same named resource from which they were backed up. If this resource does not exist on the target server, the restore fails.
To redirect files to a different target without specifying a different path
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accept the target specifications.During the restore, NetBackup restores all files from the Current Restore From Target (the target the files were originally backed up from) to the New Restore To Target (the different target).
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file in the
SYS:\VERITAS\NBUCLT\NETBACK\LOGS
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to initiate the
backup and continue with the restore steps described in Performing restores using the target
method.To redirect files to a different target and path
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to specify a
destination target.NetBackup supports the following namespaces:
•LONG
•DOS
•Macintosh
•NFS
•FTAM
Only the namespaces relevant on the destination machine appear as selections. The path where you intend to restore the files must be using the same type of namespace.
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