07-17-2020 08:19 AM
if we backed up the catalog from a disk pool, then we replicate it to our remote site. is that possible to recover catalog from replica? same domain name will be used on remote site. what needs to be changed on disk pool/file system to allow catalog recover process to find the catalog from replicated pool?
we are trying to find a way to speed up the catalog restore process.
thanks.
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07-23-2020 01:25 AM
@FlyMountain wrote:
if we backed up the catalog from a disk pool, then we replicate it to our remote site. is that possible to recover catalog from replica?
Yes, but not directly. It will require some additional steps
we are trying to find a way to speed up the catalog restore process.
It's better to always have latest full and inc backups localy on BasicDisk STU or tape. Don't forget that in some cases you'll need the Disaster Recovery package too.
07-19-2020 06:19 AM
The Catalog Recovery Email should have all the details about the recovery process.
It should show you the backup path or device ID of the disk pool where the replicated Catalog exists. Depending on that you may have to change the primary Catalog backup copy to the replicated one. If it's BasicDisk pool, I think you may have to give the path of the replicated copy.
07-20-2020 12:28 AM
NBU needs to be aware of where this catalog backup copy resides, this technote will give you an idea https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100000915 and for the alternative media server you need to do this trick https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100039281
Basically you need to make NBU aware that the catalog backup copy resides in a disk pool and its location before running the wizard.
07-23-2020 01:25 AM
@FlyMountain wrote:
if we backed up the catalog from a disk pool, then we replicate it to our remote site. is that possible to recover catalog from replica?
Yes, but not directly. It will require some additional steps
we are trying to find a way to speed up the catalog restore process.
It's better to always have latest full and inc backups localy on BasicDisk STU or tape. Don't forget that in some cases you'll need the Disaster Recovery package too.