Restore Wizard — Restore To

The Restore To screen of the Restore wizard allows you to configure the location where the objects will be restored.

Figure 64 The Restore To screen of the Restore wizard.

1.	If desired, edit the Restore Task Name.

A project name must be unique across all scan, migrate / store, restore, and database backup projects. Names of deleted projects cannot be reused.

2.	Select whether to Restore Files or Restore HTML Links Only.

§	Restore Files — The file is restored to restore destination.

§	Restore HTML Links Only — An HTML link to instructions for restoring the file from secondary storage is placed in the restore destination.

3.	From the Restore Destination drop-down, select one or more previously configured storage location as the destination. See Configure Storage for instructions for configuring a storage location. If you are restoring files, the directory structure of the Restore Destination displays.

If you restore to a location other than the original source location, the StorCycle solution attempts to restore the original permissions of each file, but may not be able to depending on the properties of the restore location.

Notes:

§	If you are restoring HTML Links Only, they are restored to the source location of the original migrate / store job.

§	If a restore project attempts to restore a file to a location in which a file of the same name already exists, the restore fails. The existing file is not overwritten.

§	If HTML files were created for migrated files, then when the files are restored to their original location, the HTML files are deleted.

§	On Windows system files and CIFS files shares, the StorCycle solution migrate / stores and restores file permissions / ACLs, but does not migrate / store Alternative Data Streams or SACLs.

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When the StorCycle solution migrates / stores or restores files, it also migrates / stores or restores associated directories. While the StorCycle solution will ensure that a file does not already exist on the target and will not overwrite it, it may overwrite existing directories. When it overwrites the directory:

§	The Windows version of the StorCycle solution resets the permissions/ACL's based on the permissions/ACL's that are on the directory that it is migrating.

§	The Linux version of the StorCycle solution does not reset the permissions/ACL's (because Linux does not have an "Auto Inherit" flag like Windows).

§	Spectra Logic recommends that you restore files to a new directory location.

§	Having the Restore Destination for a restore job open in Windows Explorer may cause "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process" errors.

4.	If you are restoring files, select the starting subdirectory on the Restore Destination to be the restore directory.

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