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2. Click the Configuration tab.
3. Click the User Groups menu item.
4. Click on the Administrators group.
5. In the Configuration box, add one of the following:
user=root@
where
Or, enter:
user=root
to add root for all SnapServers.
6. Click OK.
Recover and Retrieve Operations
The EMC NetWorker administrative interface does not support data recovery operations
from a remote client for a Linux-based operating system such as GuardianOS. To recover
data, you must execute one of the following CLI commands from a SSH client.
• Recover – The
• Nsrretrieve – The
Use either the
details on these commands, see the EMC Networker Command Reference.
1. Connect to the SnapServer via SSH, and log in using the admin user name and
password.
NOTE: SSH v2 is required. If you fail to connect to the server, ensure that your SSH client is
2. You are placed into the CLI shell. However, a standard Linux shell must be used to
install the agent. To launch a shell, type the following command and press
osshell
3. To change to superuser, enter the following command, and press
su -
4. At the prompt, enter the admin user password, and press
5. To recover data from a normal backup operation, enter one of the following
commands, and press
• To recover data to its original location:
• To recover data to a different location:
6. To retrieve data from an archival backup operation, enter one of the following
commands, and press
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hostname
is the host name of the SnapServer for each SnapServer.
hostname
command restores data from a normal backup job.
recover
retrieve
or the
recover
retrieve
configured to connect via SSH v2.
Enter
backupservername
recover -s
"/shares/
SHARE1/data/
where
SHARE1/data is the path of the data you are restoring.
/shares/
recover -s
backupservername
"/shares/
SHARE1/relocated_data/
where
SHARE1/relocated_data/ is the path to the new target location
/shares/
for the restore operation; and where
data you are restoring.
Enter
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command restores data from an archive.
command exactly as described below. For more
:
SnapServer name
-c
" -a
SnapServer name
-c
" "/shares/
/shares/
:
B – Backup Solutions
:
Enter
.
Enter
-f -i
-f -i -a R -d
SHARE1/Data/
"
SHARE1/Data/ is the path of the
Enter:
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