HP Data Protector A.06.11 support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

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If the system you backed up from currently hosts a passive copy (for example, if a failover
occurred), select the client which hosts the current active copy from the Restore to
another client drop-down list. See Figure 3.
5. Specify the device and media options. For details, press F1.
6. Start the restore.
7. Resume the replication.
Point-in-time restore
For a point-in-time restore, both active and the passive copies must be restored to the same point
in time or you must manually perform a full re-seed for passive copies. To avoid a full re-seed of
passive copies, you must restore the active and passive copies from the same backup copy.
1. Dismount the database using the Exchange Management Console.
2. Right click the database that you want to restore and open the Properties window. In the
Maintenance page, select This database can be overwritten by a restore. See
Figure 1.
3. Suspend the database replication.
4. Restore the active copy. See Restoring an active copy.
When selecting the database backup copy to be used for restore, right click the database
and select Properties.
Select the point in time to which to restore the active copy.
Figure 5. Selecting a point in time
5. If you do not want to perform a full re-seed of the passive copies, restore the passive copies.
See Restoring a passive copy.
When selecting the database backup copy to be used for restore, select the same database
backup copy that was used for the active copy, right click the database, and select
Properties. Select the same point in time as was selected for the active copy.
6. Mount the active database using the Exchange Management Console.
7. Resume the replication.
Instant recovery
Use the standard instant recovery procedure as described in the VSS chapter of the HP Data
Protector ZDB integration guide. For general prerequisites and conditions (dismounting the
Microsoft Exchange Server databases, suspending the replication, etc.), see Restore scenarios.
Additional instant recovery limitations are listed in this section.