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HOW TO RESTORE INFORMATION FROM NETWORKER USING SSID AND CLONEID 1.-You need to run the following command in order to check "Client, SSID (SaveSet ID), Clone ID, SaveSet Flag, Sumarize Flag, Client Name, Level (In this case Full ) and SaveTime (Backup Day)" #mminfo -q "client=disdb, savetime > 03/26/2016 00:00, level=full" -r "ssid,cloneid, ssflags, sumflags, volume, client, name, level, savetime"  ssid                     clone id ssflags fl volume         client          name                             lvl  date 3111111112   1444441111 vF    cb C00014         disdb      /oracle/u1                     full 03/26/16 3111111112   1444441111 vF    cb C00015         disdb      /oracle/u2                     full 03/26/16 3111111116   1444441111 vF    hb C00016         disdb      /oracle/u3                     full 03/26/16 3111111110   1400011123 vF    cb C00020         disdb      /oracle/u4                     full 03/26/16 2.-Execute t

How to  Restore Client Information Solaris 10  with Backup Networker 7.2.X Restore information for client TANGO from Backup Server Networker prompt  'recover -c {cliente}' #recover -c tango 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> ? 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 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 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 If the file or files is available to recover you can add it, you can add directories or one file recover# add /va