Show backups as of a specific date: Only display data up to the date you specify. Show latest backups: Only display data for the most recent backups. You can click the down arrow beside this message and select any of the following options: In the top right corner of the page, a "Showing" message indicates what backup data is being displayed. Select an item or click on an entry in the Name column to browse within an item. Select Full virtual machine to restore one or more full virtual machines.Įxpand the tree on the left and select the objects to be restored on the right. To restore from a specific copy of backup data, from the list, select a backup copy. To restore data using a specific MediaAgent, from the list, select a MediaAgent.įor Source, decide whether to have the Commvault software automatically select the copy of backup data or to specify the copy:Īutomatic: By default, the restore operation searches for the requested data in the primary copy and selects a different copy if the data is not found in the primary copy. In the upper-right corner of the page, click Settings.įor MediaAgent, decide whether to have the Commvault software automatically select the MediaAgent or to specify a MediaAgent:Īutomatic: By default, the Commvault software selects the MediaAgent for the restore operation based on availability and environment. To choose a different MediaAgent or source copy for the restore, do the following: On the VM groups tab, in the row for the VM group, click the action button, and then click Restore. The VM groups area displays summary information for any existing VM groups. On the Hypervisors tab, click the hypervisor. If you want to restore data using a specific MediaAgent and/or copy, review the information in MediaAgent and Copy Precedence Considerations for Virtualization Restores.įrom the navigation pane, go to Protect > Virtualization.
For more information, see Adding an Oracle VM Hypervisor. If the Oracle VM hypervisor is not already present on the CommServe computer, you must add it.
When restoring a VMware virtual machine from backup, you can restore it as an Oracle VM. Software Upgrades, Updates, and Uninstallation >Ĭommvault for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) > Skipping Page Files or Swap Partitions During Backups
VM-Centric Operations in Command Center >Īccess Nodes and File Recovery Enablers for Linux >Īssociating a VM with a Server Backup PlanĬreating a Passkey for Virtual Machine Restores Security Configuration for Virtualization >Ĭonfiguring a Firewall for a VSA Proxy in the Cloud Post-Conversion Steps for Linux-based VMs Information for All Virtualized Platforms >Ĭross-Hypervisor Restores (VM Conversion) >Ĭonverting to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure >
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