Backupexec dr file

So yes this also will need to be backed up. Follow the steps - Use IDR to recover the Server first, then secondary restore procedures to restore Exchange mailbox databases not mailboxes and Hyper-V guests. Then If I understood you correctly the IDR cannot restore the exchange server in one pass, and the only thing the IDR would do is restoring the server to its previous running stage is this correct? Ideally, it would get the Exchange services running after the restore.

However, for some reason, it fails to, you can run the Exchange Setup again in a Disaster recovery mode and then proceed with the restore from Backup exec for Mailbox Databases. IDR will recover the program files for Exchange, it is only the mail databases themselves that are protected via the agent and specific programming interface API that needs the operating system running with Exchange binaries available in order to recover.

Then this is a known issue with exchange right? Confirming this is by design. It is also mainly a limitation of how we access the API programming interface provided by the vendor of the database technology and limitations within WinPE and not specifically a limitation within Backup Exec itself. Communities View more.

Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Sign In. DR file. Go to solution. When the installation of ADK is complete click Close. The SDR Wizard then gives an option to choose the language and select the checkbox to automatically start network services. Till Choose the machine to create the SDR.

Note: If no computer is selected a Custom SDR iso will be created where additional drivers for storage and network card can be added. If there are extra network drivers or storage drivers that need to be included for the server, click the Add Driver and select the appropriate drivers. This screen shows the default Volume Label and location of where the. ISO file will be created.

Review the Summary screen and then click Create Image. The next screens are of the. ISO creation process. When the. After clicking Next, the final ISO creation screen is displayed. The first interactive screen that comes up is the License Agreement Screen. Once that is accepted the SDR will continue. In the Recovery tab choose "Recover This Computer".

If connecting to a Remote Backup Exec server choose the option to start networking services. Select the server and the point-in-time to be recovered and click Next.

The next screen displays the original volume layout of the server that was backed up. Clicking the Preview button will show a different view. DR file had been created. On SBS Server: A required pre-requisite to create the custom recovery disk is a successfully created. DR file on the media server of the server to be restored.

Verify the array and file system integrity. If the above items appear to be in order and the. DR file is still not being created contact Veritas Technical Support for further assistance. Following that, once the DR file has been created, all subsequent backup jobs against the host will allow the DR file to be updated.

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