Difference between revisions of "Recoverydocs"

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Recovery As Files -> Restore everything(structured/unstructured data) to a share mounted on appliance as files and use traditional DB/Application restore methods to restore data.
Migrate to NBU(File Restore) -> Restore everything(structured/unstructured data) to NBU as files(Standard/Windows backup type) and use traditional DB/Application restore methods to restore data.
Migrate to NBU(Native Restore) -> Restore everything(structured/unstructured data) to NBU as repective backup types and use NBU restore methods to restore data.

Backup Product / Recovery Type	Recovery As Files	Migrate to NBU (File Restore)	Migrate to NBU (Native Restore)	Migrate to Commvault
Data Protector	✔	✔	×	×
IBM TSM/ Spectrum Protect	✔	✔	×	×
VERITAS Backup Exec	✔	×	×	×

Note: For Migrate to NBU(Native Restore) please refer to VERITAS Documentation.

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