Veritas NetBackup™ for Microsoft Azure Stack Administrator's Guide
- Introduction
- Pre-requisites for configuring the Microsoft Azure Stack plug-in for NetBackup
- Configuring NetBackup and Microsoft Azure Stack
- Overview of configuring NetBackup and Microsoft Azure Stack
- Managing backup hosts
- Adding a Microsoft Azure Stack custom role to provide access permissions to NetBackup administrator
- Configuring the Microsoft Azure plug-in using the azurestack.conf configuration file
- Creating a file that contains Microsoft Azure Stack credentials
- Adding Microsoft Azure Stack credentials in NetBackup
- Creating a BigData policy for Microsoft Azure Stack using the NetBackup Policies utility
- Stale Snapshot cleanup
- Performing backups and restores of Microsoft Azure Stack
- About backing up Microsoft Azure virtual machines
- About restoring Microsoft Azure Stack virtual machines
- About the restore scenarios for Microsoft Azure Stack VMs from the BAR interface
- Using the BAR interface to restore an Microsoft Azure Stack VM at the same location
- Using the bprestore command to restore Microsoft Azure Stack VM at the same location
- Using the BAR interface to restore an Microsoft Azure Stack VM to different location
- Using the BAR interface to restore an Microsoft Azure Stack VM with modified metadata at a different location
- Using the bprestore command to restore Microsoft Azure VM with modified metadata to an alternate location
- Using the bprestore command to restore Microsoft Azure Stack VM with modified metadata to an alternate region
- Troubleshooting
- About NetBackup for Microsoft Azure debug logging
- Known limitations for Microsoft Azure protection using NetBackup
- Backup fails with error 6662
- Backup fails with error 6661
- Backup fails with error 6646
- Backup fails with error 6629
- Backup fails with error 6626
- Backup fails with error 6630
- Restore fails with error 2850
- Backup fails with error 1
- Adding Azure Stack credentials to NetBackup fails with error 9101
- Adding Azure Stack credentials to NetBackup fails with error 7610
Using the bprestore command to restore Microsoft Azure Stack VM at the same location
You can use the bprestore command to restore a Microsoft Azure Stack VM in the same resource group.
To restore Microsoft Azure data on the same location as your backup location
- Log on as an Administrator or root user to the NetBackup master server on windows or UNIX system respectively.
- Run the following command on the NetBackup master server by providing appropriate values:
bprestore -S master_server -D backup_host-C client -t 44 -X -s <bktime> -e <bktime> -L progress log -f listfile | filenames "/subscription ID/resource group/VmName"
Where,
-S master_serverSpecifies the name of the NetBackup master server.
-D backup hostSpecifies the name of the backup host.
-C clientSpecifies a configuration server as a source to use for finding backups or archives from which to restore files. This name must be as it appears in the NetBackup catalog.
-f listfileSpecifies a file (listfile) that contains a list of files to be restored and can be used instead of the file names option (filenames). In listfile, list each file path must be on a separate line.
-L progress_logSpecifies the name of whitelisted file path in which to write progress information.
-t 44Specifies BigData as the policy type.
"/subscription ID/resource group/VmName"Specifies the Microsoft Azure Stack VM that you want to restore.
-X -s bktime -e dateStart and end date for backup image selection. with X option one could specify timestamp instead of human readable format, Refer to bprestore command in the Commands Reference Guide.