Recovery - 1-Touch for Linux

mkfs.vfat -I /dev/<drive_name>

For example: mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdb

• From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client>
• Right-click the <Client> and click All Tasks | 1-Touch Recovery Point

• Select the most recent client configuration to create a recovery response file.
• Click Export Config.

• Enter the credentials used to login to CommCell Console.
• Click OK.

The system state and the file system data backed up during the most recent backup will be restored.

Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

By default the system state and the file system data, backed up during the most recent backup will be restored. You can select a backup job to restore the system state data and a backup job to restore the file system data.

By default the system mountpoints will be selected for restore. You can select the mountpoints that you want to recover.

mkfs.vfat -I /dev/<drive_name>

For example: mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdb

• From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client>
• Right-click the <Client> and click All Tasks | 1-Touch Recovery Point

• Select the most recent client configuration to create a recovery response file.
• Click Export Config.

• Enter the credentials used to login to CommCell Console.
• Click OK.

The system state and the file system data backed up during the most recent backup will be restored.

You can also use GUI Based Mapper to map disk.

• Review the Backed up Disks.
• Review the Current Disks.
• Select a disk from the Backed up Disks that you want to map with a Current Disk.
• Select a disk from the Current Disk.
• Select Add Map.
• Map all the required disks.
• Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

By default the system state and the file system data, backed up during the most recent backup will be restored. You can select a backup job to restore the system state data and a backup job to restore the file system data.

By default the system mountpoints will be selected for restore. You can select the mountpoints that you want to recover.

You can also use GUI Based Mapper to map disks.

• Review the Backed up Disks.
• Review the Current Disks.
• Select a disk from the Backed up Disks that you want to map with a Current Disk.
• Select a disk from the Current Disk.
• Select Add Map.
• Map all the required disks.
• Select Next and press Enter.

• Select GUI Based Mapper.
• Enter the IP address of a remote system where you can display the Asymmetric Disk Mapper (ADM) interface. The remote system must have xserver running on it. 

• Login to the remote system where you are displaying ADM Interface.

• Right click a disk from the target system.
• Select Copy Partitions option.

• Select a disk that you want to map.
• Click OK.

• Review the target disk configuration.
• Click Restore.
• Close the 1-Touch ADM GUI dialog box.

1. From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client>
2. Right-click the <Client> and click All Tasks | 1-Touch Recovery Point.

• Select a client configuration.
• Click Edit Config.

• Enter the CommServe IP address.
• Enter the hostname and IP address of the MediaAgent that is used to backup the client.
• Click Configure Password.

• Enter the credentials used to login to CommCell Console.
• Click OK.
• Click DNS tab.

• Enter name server details and the domain name of the network where client will be recovered.
• Click Network Config tab.

• Select an interface to change the network configuration of the client.
• Click Edit.

• Enter the IP address and network details of the network where client will be recovered.
• Click OK.

• From the CommCell Console, navigate to <Client>
• Right-click the <Client> and click All Tasks | 1-Touch Recovery Point

• Select the most recent client configuration to create a recovery response file.
• Click Export Config.

• Enter the credentials used to login to CommCell Console.
• Click OK.

• Open the file onetouchresponse.xml using a text editor.
• Enter the port number in onetouchresponse.xml.

  For example: The Firewall Setting in the onetouchresponse.xml will be as follows:

  tunnel_ports=8600

• Save onetouchresponse.xml.
• Use the updated recovery response file to perform the non-interactive restore.

You cannot change the client name during the restore.

Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

Select Next and press Enter.

1. Boot the computer where you want to recover the client using the ISO image.
2. Type Default and press Enter to start the default recovery.
3. Enter the short name of the client in the Client Name field.
4. Enter the fully qualified hostname of the client in the Client HostName field.
5. Select the Use temp client during recovery option.
6. Enter the client name, which you want to use temporarily during the restore procedure in the New Client Name field.
7. Enter fully qualified hostname of the client, which you want to use temporarily during the restore procedure in the New Client HostName field.

   If a temporary client is being used during recovery, the New Client Host Name must be unique on the CommServe. Otherwise, any other existing client with the same host name will be renamed and the associated backed up data will be lost permanently.

8. Complete the Similar or Dissimilar System Restore procedure.

During the restore, the Linux File System iDataAgent will be installed in the restore only mode with the new client name and host name. The CommServe and MediaAgent should be able to connect to the computer being recovered with the new host name. After the restore completes successfully, the temporary client will be deleted. The original client name and hostname and network settings, which were backed up will be restored.

You must turn off the source client before rebooting the restored client.

• Select Use NFS Path.
• Enter the NFS Server Name or IP address.
• Enter the response file path on the NFS server.

• Enter the IP Address of the client.
• Enter Net Mask of the client.
• Enter the Gateway of the client.
• Enter the DNS Suffix for the client.
• Select Next and press Enter.

The system state and the file system data backed up during the most recent backup is restored.

• Right-click a disk on the target system.
• Select Create Partitions.

• Select the Partition Type.
• Select the Filesystem.
• Enter the Partition Size.
• Click Bootable to create a boot partition.
• Click OK.
• Continue the disk mapping process.

• Right-click in the empty space in the right pane. 
• Select Create Mountpoint.

• Select the Partition.
• Enter the mount path.
• Click Add to fstab to include the mountpoint in the fstab file.
• Click OK.
• Continue the disk mapping process.

• Right click in the empty space in the right pane.
• Select Create Volumegroup.

• Right-click an existing volume group.
• Select the Add physical volume.

• Select the partition to associate with the volume.
• Click OK.
• Continue the disk mapping process.

• Right-click an existing volume group.
• Select the Add logical volume.

• Enter the name and size of the new logical volume.
• Click OK.
• Continue the disk mapping process.

• Right-click in the empty space in the right pane.
• Select the Create Swapfile.

• Enter the path and size of the swapfile.
• Click OK.
• Continue the disk mapping process.