Difference between revisions of "Recovery as Normal Files(FileSystem)"
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So follow the below steps to perform the restore of data as files. | So follow the below steps to perform the restore of data as files. | ||
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From the Selection section on the webpage , select the Destination for the restore. This refers to the NFS/CIFS share mounted for restoring data under [[ Devices|Devices ]].Then enter the | From the Selection section on the webpage , select the Destination for the restore. This refers to the NFS/CIFS share mounted for restoring data under [[ Devices|Devices ]].Then enter the | ||
path (name of folder) where you want the data to be restored and click on [[File:Restore.JPG | border|110x110px]]. This should trigger the restore and the Restore button should be greyed out. | path (name of folder) where you want the data to be restored and click on [[File:Restore.JPG | border|110x110px]]. This should trigger the restore and the Restore button should be greyed out. | ||
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[[File:TriggerFileSystemDataRestore.JPG | border|1100x800px]] | [[File:TriggerFileSystemDataRestore.JPG | border|1100x800px]] | ||
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===Step 4=== | ===Step 4=== | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:16, 15 December 2020
Contents
Headline
Tranzman UI provides a user friendly interface to browse the migrated images and restore data to the mounted NFS/CIFS share as per the Devices page. Click on Actions on sidebar and Select Restore. You should see the restore page with three sections.
- Images section for selecting the images to restore data from.
- Image Content section for browsing through the data in the selected images and select the contents you want to restore.
- Selection section for reviewing selected content for restore and run the restore for the selected.
- Destination Usage section for monitoring NFS/CIFS share.
So follow the below steps to perform the restore of data as files.
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Note: Below restore steps should be followed to restore filesystem data and also to recover the DB/Application data as files. Once database/applications files are recovered then specific database/application steps should be followed to restore that data to a database/application. |
Step 1
Select the Policy, Client, Backup Time From, Backup Time To and hit on 
and you should see all the images in the time interval selected.
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Note: In example shown below , redhat-client is FileSystem backup client. We are restoring a full backup from 2020-12-08. |
Step 2
Select the image you want to restore the data from Images section.Browse through the data in that Image in Image Content section and select it to restore.
Step 3
From the Selection section on the webpage , select the Destination for the restore. This refers to the NFS/CIFS share mounted for restoring data under Devices .Then enter the
path (name of folder) where you want the data to be restored and click on 
. This should trigger the restore and the Restore button should be greyed out.
Step 4
Once the restore is successfull, verify the restored data from the mounted NFS/CIFS share.