When HP-UX operating system is not running, you need to rebuild the client.
You have to manually perform the network boot for the client.
For network reboot, The 1-Touch server and the 1-Touch client need not be in
the same subnet. If the client is in a different subnet, data can still be
recovered over the network by using an Ignite Server with the help of a boot
helper (provided by Hewlett-Packard).
1.
From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client> |
File System iDataAgent
| defaultBackupSet.
Right-click the Default Backup Set and click All Tasks
| 1-Touch Recovery.
2.
Select the backup job for recovering the operating system.
Click Next.
3.
Do not select Automatic Client Reboot.
Click Next.
4.
Review the recovery options.
Click Finish.
5.
Connect the client to network and switch on the power.
If there are multiple jobs running simultaneously on the CommServe, you can
hold the restore job on suspended state. Once the CommServe is freed up, you can
resume the restore job
from the Job Controller window.
From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client> |
File System iDataAgent
| defaultBackupSet.
Right-click the defaultBackupSet and click All Tasks
| 1-Touch Recovery.
In the Submit 1-Touch Recovery Request dialog box, click
Select Recovery Options.
By default, 1-Touch recovery will restore the data from the primary copy. But
if you want to restore data from a particular storage policy copy, you can
specify the copy precedence.
From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client> |
File System iDataAgent
| defaultBackupSet.
Right-click the defaultBackupSet and click All Tasks
| 1-Touch Recovery.
In the Submit 1-Touch Recovery Request dialog box, click
Select Recovery Options.