In simple way:
Move the tapes want to restore at the
alternate server.
Find the backup images that are on those
tapes.
Copy the image files from the image
database to the alternate server.
Put the tape in the alternate library and
do an inventory.
Move the tape to a “safe” pool.
Now if the backup was made from the master
server and the name of the alternate master is the same do your restore. If not
use “alternate restore server” and do your restore
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Dr restores without importing tapes.
I was wondering if anybody had
read/implemented the doc:
Disaster recovery using partial catalog
recovery in NetBackup…..?
This looks like the perfect solution for
me.
I have a fully functional NetBackup
environment in my DR site.
All I need to be able to do is restore from
my production tapes without having to import them.
If I do the “standard” for DR then I have a
server sitting up there doing nothing waiting for me to do a catalog recovery
to it. As I don’t need the policies, storage units, devices, but only
need access to the images, this white paper looks like a good fit for me.
I am looking at doing the replication of my
images from the prod master to the dr master into a new file system.
So has anybody else read this or implemented
it?
If so, you see any issues that you think
you would run into?