HP Data Protector A.06.11 Integration Manual page 88

GUI/CLI option
Power-on virtual machines after
restore/
-poweron
File conflict
handling/
-overwrite
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Description
This option is applicable only if Register virtual machines
if needed is selected. Select this option to put the
newly-restored virtual machines online when the session
completes.
This option is not available if None (restore files to client)
is selected in Application database or if you restore from
a VCBfile backup.
Default: OFF
Specifies Data Protector's behavior if virtual machines or files to be
restored already exist in the destination. The file handling options
have different meanings, depending on whether you restore from a
Snaphot, Suspend, VCBimage, or VCBfile backup.
Note that if you restore from a Snapshot, Suspend, or VCBimage
backup and at the same time you select None (restore files to client)
in Application database, the same description applies as if you
restored from a VCBfile backup.
Overwrite Snapshot, Suspend, VCBimage: Data Protector unregisters
(default) such virtual machines, deletes their files, and then restores
them from the backup.
VCBfile: Data Protector overwrites such files with those
from the backup.
Keep Snapshot, Suspend, VCBimage: Data Protector leaves
latest such virtual machines intact. They are not restored from
the backup.
VCBfile: Data Protector leaves such files intact only if they
are more recent than those from the backup. Otherwise,
such files are overwritten with those from the backup.
Skip Snapshot, Suspend, VCBimage: Data Protector leaves
such virtual machines intact. They are not restored from
the backup.
VCBfile: Data Protector leaves such files intact. They are
not restored from the backup.