01-29-2015 03:33 AM
Hi,
In our environment VM backups are running based on VIP query rule and the Vcenter has been added as a Virtual Machine server in the credentials tab in NBU set-up (ESX credentials were not added)
Note: VCenter server is a VM (Virtual Machine)
So, if my VCenter server gets crashed - if i want to restore that VCenter server from (VC) VM backup, then how could i do it?
My VC is down, is it possible to restore the VM without VC?
I searched in Symantec sites - it seems there is a possibility of restoring the VM directly to ESX without VC., can you please tell me what are the steps to do that restore directly to ESX?
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02-04-2015 04:49 AM
Have a look at this TN:
How To get the benefit of restoring directly to ESX when the ESX is managed by Virtual Center
http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO83771
01-29-2015 04:12 AM
you need to configure the Restore ESX server in Netbackup
Define one Esx server that you would like to use for restore.
get the user name and Password of the ESX server which can be use in netbackup
add the ESX server as restore ESX server in netbackup
Netbackup GUI-> Credintials-> Virutal machine credentials --> new
select Restore ESX server and provide the user name and password and get it added.
this restore ESx server can only be used for restore, and when you trigger the restore you will have the option to select this ESX server to do the restore job.
01-29-2015 11:00 PM
My VCenter version is 5.x
I had added the respective ESX host credentials in the NBU end
In the VM restore console - What we need to give in the VCenter tab?
When i give NONE as VCenter and selected the respective ESX host., it is giving "System Call Failed" error.,
02-04-2015 04:49 AM
Have a look at this TN:
How To get the benefit of restoring directly to ESX when the ESX is managed by Virtual Center
http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO83771