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Storage Management Services Administration Guide
Target Service to Restore
Workstation
Server-specific
information
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When prompted for the target username, enter your username (and
context if required) as the network administrator for the target.
If SBCON rejects the username you entered, you probably need to
include the context of where the user object is located. For example,
instead of entering ADMIN as the username, enter a complete name such
as .CN=ADMIN.O=COMPANY_NAME or .ADMIN.COMPANY_NAME.
You must include the context in the username at this point if the username
exists in an eDirectory container that is different from the context set on
the server running SBCON.
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If a password is requested, enter the password for the target.
SBCON will take a few moments to attach to the target. Wait for the
confirmation box, and then press any key to continue.
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Enter a descriptive name for the restore session in the Description field.
The descriptive name of the job will help you identify the session.
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Select the device and media for restore by pressing Enter at the Device/
Media Name field and decide where you want to restore from.
A list of available objects is displayed in the Select a Device screen.
If you enter *.* (DEVICE NAME.MEDIA NAME), the engine selects
the device and media that it encounters first.
If your device has more than one storage device attached, select an
available device from the list. If the device contains multiple media,
select the media for the backup.
If the storage media does not have a label, SBCON displays a message
indicating that the media cannot be identified. You should set the label
before selecting it for a backup job.
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On the Select a Session screen, select the Session to Restore.
WARNING:
TSA600.NLM backs up files in compressed or uncompressed format
as specified by the user. However, if you try to restore a compressed file to a
Dataset to Select
The workstation's host server and then the
workstation
The server whose server-specific information
you want to restore and then the file system to
restore