Restoring Using The Cli - HP Data Protector A.06.11 Integration Manual

3. For every newly created storage group, create all stores (databases) that existed
in this particular storage group on the backed up Exchange Server. When
creating a store, use the same name, location, and parameters.
4. Install the Data Protector Exchange integration on this system.
5. Restore the last full backup of the Exchange Server database. Follow the normal
restore procedure using the Data Protector GUI and set the following options in
the Options property page:
• Restore to another client and specify the target client name.
• The directory for temporary log files on the target client, for example
c:\EsseRestore.
• Last restore set (start recovery)to restore the last set of files (if
you have no incremental backups of the last full backup).
See Table 18
6. Restore all subsequent incremental backups and specify the same directory for
temporary log files on the target client as for the restore of the last full backup.
When restoring the last incremental backup, select Last restore set
(start recovery)to initiate automatic hard recovery of the Exchange Server
database. If this option is not set, start recovery manually by running eseutil
/cc /t from the temporary log files directory.
If hard recovery is initiated after restore of the last set of files (Last restore
set (start recovery)selected), temporary log files are deleted after
recovery.

Restoring using the CLI

From the Data_Protector_home\bin directory, run:
omnir -msese
-barhost ClientName [-destination ClientName]
-appname full_application_name {-base DBName -session
SessionID}...
-logpath Path [-last [-mount] [-consistent]]
Provide the Session_ID of the backup session. For object copies, do not use the
copy session ID, but the object backup ID (equals the object backup session ID).
For the description of options, see the omnir man page.
1 16 Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server and Data Protector
for details.