10-05-2014 11:07 AM
Hi
Assuming i will upgarde from BE 2010 R3 to BE 2014,
1. In order to restore old jobs (not active), do i need to re-catalog the tapes? or i will be able to direct-restore?
2. on active jobs that run every day, based on full and incremanetal with True Image Restore, will i be able to maintain the active daily incremental jobs without running Full backup first after the upgarde?
Thanks
Dori
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10-05-2014 05:11 PM
Dori,
In response to your questions above.
1. In order to restore old jobs (not active), do i need to re-catalog the tapes? or i will be able to direct-restore?
If this will be an in place upgrade the current catalogs will upgrade along with the rest of the install, so no you will not need to re-catalog the tapes, yes you will be able to restore from them.
2. on active jobs that run every day, based on full and incremanetal with True Image Restore, will i be able to maintain the active daily incremental jobs without running Full backup first after the upgarde?
With synthetic backups I recommend running a new baseline then subsequent incrementals.
10-05-2014 05:11 PM
Dori,
In response to your questions above.
1. In order to restore old jobs (not active), do i need to re-catalog the tapes? or i will be able to direct-restore?
If this will be an in place upgrade the current catalogs will upgrade along with the rest of the install, so no you will not need to re-catalog the tapes, yes you will be able to restore from them.
2. on active jobs that run every day, based on full and incremanetal with True Image Restore, will i be able to maintain the active daily incremental jobs without running Full backup first after the upgarde?
With synthetic backups I recommend running a new baseline then subsequent incrementals.
10-05-2014 06:54 PM
When you do a major upgrade, it is better to do a full backup afterwards because there may be new metadata added to the backup set by the upgrade. This is regardless of whether you are using True Image or not.
10-05-2014 09:55 PM
Thanks!