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3. Select a recovery point. Note that recovery points are filtered by location.
4. Click Recover, and then click one of the following:
 SQL databases
 Exchange databases
5. Select the databases that you want to recover.
6. Click Recover as files.
7. Select the recovery destination. You can specify a network folder or a local folder of the machine
where Agent for VMware is installed. If you select a network folder, it must be accessible from
that machine.
8. Click Start recovery.
9. Select one of the file overwriting options:
 Overwrite existing files
 Overwrite an existing file if it is older
 Do not overwrite existing files
10. You can now attach the recovered databases as described in one of the following sections:
 Attaching SQL Server databases (p. 46)
 Mounting Exchange Server databases (p. 47)
2.12.3 Managing virtualization environments
You can view the vSphere, Hyper-V, and Virtuozzo environments in their native presentation. Once
the corresponding agent is installed and registered, the VMware, Hyper-V, or Virtuozzo tab appears
under Resources.
The VMware tab enables you to change access credentials for the vCenter Server or standalone ESXi
host without re-installing the agent.
To change the vCenter Server or ESXi host access credentials
1. Under Resources, click VMware.
2. Click Hosts and Clusters.
3. In the Hosts and Clusters list (to the right of the Hosts and Clusters tree), select the vCenter
Server or standalone ESXi host that was specified during the Agent for VMware installation.
4. Click Overview.
5. Under Credentials, click the user name.
6. Specify the new access credentials, and then click OK.
2.12.4 Machine migration
You can perform machine migration by recovering its backup to a non-original machine.
The following table summarizes the available migration options.
Backed-up
machine type
Available recovery destinations
Physical
machine
ESXi virtual
machine
Hyper-V virtual
machine
Virtuozzo virtual
machine
Virtuozzo
container
Physical machine
+
+
+
-
-