HP Data Protector 6.2 software integration with HP 3PAR Storage System

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Number of Mount Points: 1
Mount points:
C:\restore\tpc200.zdbe14.test\2011-04-12-3\F\
[Normal] From: [e-mail] "MSVSSW" Time: 4/12/2011 12:50:26 PM
Putting backup disks into read-only mode.
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The disk with properties was put into read-only mode:
Device Path:
\\?\SCSI#Disk&Ven_3PARdata&Prod_VV#7&120fcb3&0&000003#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}
Disk GUID: {3D79D361-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}
Disk Address: Port3Path0Target0Lun3
C:\Users\administrator.ZDBE14>
Where:
-enable session 2011/04/12-3:tpc200
specifies the backup session ID where replicas have been created
-backhost tpc200.zdbe14.test
specifies the server where replicas will be exported/presented and mounted
-mnt_target c:\restore\
specifies the root mount point where replicas will be mounted
-mnt_apphostname_sessionid
specifies the pattern to be used for the creation of unique mount points where replicas will be
mounted. If this option is specified, replicas will be mounted at the folder that consists of the
root mount point specified with the
-mnt_target option, name of the application host from
where the backup was taken, and the unique backup session ID in which the replica was
created. In our example, the specified options result in the mounting of replicas in the
following folder:
C:\restore\tpc200.zdbe14.test\2011-04-12-3\
For more information on usage of omnidbvss CLI, refer to the Command Line Interface Reference
documentation listed in the For more information section.
Note
If backup session is already enabled on one system, disable it prior enabling it to the restore server.
The result of the omnidbvss command is that the file system from the virtual copy made in backup
session 2011/04/12-3 has been mounted on the C:\restore\tpc200.zdbe14.test\2011-04-12-3\F\
on server tpc200.zdbe14.test (see
Figure 23). Using Windows Explore, it is possible to select any file
from the backup file system and copy it to the desired location. The data on the backup file system
cannot be modified since it is mounted in the read-only mode. This ensures that backup data stays
preserved even after restore is done. After restore of data is done, the virtual copy can be un-exported
using the same omnidbvss CLI using –disable option.