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Restore NDMP to different destination

Pierre_J
Level 4

Hi,

We have NetBackup 7.7 running on Windows 2012R2.
We are currently migrating the userdata from a Celerra filer (backupped with NDMP) to a Windows solution.

As I understand NDMP restores can only be performed to an NDMP destination that also has to be from the same vendor.

Is there any way to restore our historic data without having any NDMP filer in the house?

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revarooo
Level 6
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No, you have to restore like for like, so NDMP to NDMP. Windows to Windows, Unix to Unix.

 

Have a read of this old thread with the same issue:

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/restoring-netbackup-ndmp-tapes-windows-server-gurus-needed

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revarooo
Level 6
Employee

No, you have to restore like for like, so NDMP to NDMP. Windows to Windows, Unix to Unix.

 

Have a read of this old thread with the same issue:

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/restoring-netbackup-ndmp-tapes-windows-server-gurus-needed

Marianne
Level 6
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Similar query over here: 3-way restore to address migration from one nas to another? 

My suggestion was to take a file-level backup via NFS/CIFS.

Another suggestion was to use a simulator.

jim_dalton
Level 6

...and celerra is EMC and I dont know if there is a simulator for that. Netapp there is and Ive tested file restores to it successfuly. Its slow but successful. And cant be used for anything above user files IMO.

You might be able to use unix level commands, Ive also done this successfully but it was a long time ago and was akin to blundering around in the dark!

Jim

Pierre_J
Level 4

Thanks all for answering.

I found a Celerra Simulator at https://download.emc.com/downloads/DL39171_Celerra_Simulator_5.6_-_One_Datamover.zip

and a manual at https://support.emc.com/docu5599_Celerra-Simulator-Installation-and-Configuration-Guide.pdf?language...

Future will tell if we can succesfully use this as restore environment.