How to Restore Client Information Solaris 10 with Backup Networker 7.X.X

How to  Restore Client Information Solaris 10  with Backup Networker 7.2.X

  1. Restore information for client TANGO from Backup Server Networker
    prompt  'recover -c {cliente}'
    #recover  -c tango
  2. The recover prompt will be enable to perform the restore of one file o many files, you can use "?" in order to have information about what commands you can use (Help)
    recover>
    >
    recover> ? 
  3. You will need to ask to the customer the date in order to restore from the date required in this case Month/Day/Year (mm/dd/yyyy)
    recover>changetime 03/05/2010
  4. Once we have selected the date required to the restore we can go to the directory where the file or files is located
    recover#cd /var/adm
  5. You can perform a "ls" command or list with the complete path if you want in this case, we will restore the messages.0
    recover> ls /var/adm/messages.0
  6. If the file or files is available to recover you can add it, you can add directories or one file
    recover# add /var/adm/messages.0
  7. Verify the volume where the information is stored
    recover> volumes
    Volumes needed (all near-line):
            A00003 at SL-8500
  8. In order to know what files or file are marked to restore, you can use the comand list
    recover> list
    /var/adm/messages.0
  9. In case that the tape is not available in the Library and you need to put it inside the Library you will need to run the followings commands in order to recognice the tape and the information inside it, this is called inventory
    root@XXXXX#nsrjb -a -T Volumen Name
    root@XXXXX#nsrjb -I -S Numero de Slot
  10. Put the directory where we need to restore the information
    recover>relocate
    new destination directory: /var/tmp
  11. Validate the destination
    recover>destination
    recover into /var/tmp
  12. Begin the recover information 
    root@XXXX#recover
     
    If you want to restore the file in the same directory, the tools will be asking you about if you want to overwrite or rename it
     
    Regards
    Roger 

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