I am recovering a file server as part of a drill and have run into a unique problem. It seems that even though I have a clone of the full tape that ran this weekend, NW is wanting me to insert tapes that are MUCH older. I have deleted tape after tape from the volumes list (removing both media and files), only to have it ask for the next tape down. Anybody else run into this before?
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NW will not recover from clnoe tape
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Hi,
if you like to recover from a Clone-Volume you need to set the "Original Volume" to "Suspect". You also could start the Recover command from commandline with the "-S" Option for "Saveset ID (ssid)" and type next to it the "CloneID"
example:
On the Clientside: recover -s <backupserver> -S <ssid/cloneid>
To Relocate the Saveset into another Directory use the "-R" Flag.
example:
recover -s <backupserver> -S <ssid/cloneid> -R <path_to_relocate>
Hope this helps.
regards
if you like to recover from a Clone-Volume you need to set the "Original Volume" to "Suspect". You also could start the Recover command from commandline with the "-S" Option for "Saveset ID (ssid)" and type next to it the "CloneID"
example:
On the Clientside: recover -s <backupserver> -S <ssid/cloneid>
To Relocate the Saveset into another Directory use the "-R" Flag.
example:
recover -s <backupserver> -S <ssid/cloneid> -R <path_to_relocate>
Hope this helps.
regards
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