We have a separate "restore server" that we put all of our groupwise
restores onto. Because groupwise makes you restore the whole P.O. just
to get at one person's email, it would be a bit cumbersome for us to do
it on the live servers. On the groupwise servers themselves, I run a
"dsmc set access backup * * *" command to allow this. Since we retain
60 versions, and backup once a day, I can go back to any point-in-time
within the last two months. When I want to run a restore, I type this
command on the restore server, from the dsmc commandline...
restore -fromnode=srcserv -pitd=1/05/2006 -pitt=08:00:00 -subdir=yes
"srcserv/vol1:\apps\*" destserv/vol1:\srcservpo10506\
So the way I'm doing the point-in-time, if you want to restore the PO
from 1/4/2006, I do the point-in-time of the next morning, after the
backup would've run. The \srcservpo10506 is just the standard I use for
knowing which PO restore this is, you could just any folder you want.
>>> Timothy.Hughes AT OIT.STATE.NJ DOT US 1/13/2006 10:23 AM >>>
Hello,
I am having trouble restoring a Novell Post office box using
point-n-time,
A client wants a restore using a specific data but the file structure
doesn't
for that date. But when I do normal restore without point n time I see
the file structure. Does anyone have a specific way they restore
post office mail boxes in Novell I have never had this problem
before.
Novell 6.5
TSM client 5.2.2
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