Legato Networker ClientPak and Storage Node User's Guide

Chapter 3: Recovering Files

• If you enter -iY, the i turns on parallelism and the Y overwrites any existing files.

• If you enter -iN, the i turns on the parallelism and the N instructs the

NSRRECOV program not to overwrite any existing files or directories.

• If you turn on parallelism, you can set a system variable to turn it off again. See

“Turning Off Parallel Backups” on page 25.

The NSRRECOV command includes the following parameters:

• -s, the server parameter

The name of the server from which you are recovering the files

• -c, the client parameter

The name of the client to which you are locating the recovered files

• -iY, turns overwrite prompt off; overwrites existing files, directories and turns

parallelism on

• -iN, turns overwrite prompt off; does not overwrite existing files, directories and

turns parallelism on

• -a, the automatic parameter for non-interactive recoveries

The file path of the file, directory, or MPE volume set that you want to recover

Entering the client parameter and client name are optional; for example, if you are

recovering files from the client where the files were originally backed up, then you do

not have to enter the client name.

Important: The naming convention for recovering MPE volume sets differs from the

naming convention for saving MPE volume sets. See “Naming Conventions for

Recovering MPE Volume Sets” on page 41.

Non-interactive Recovery

With non-interactive recoveries you do not browse the save sets or mark the files for

recovery. Enter the NSRRECOV command and the parameters for the file path of the

file, directory, or MPE volume set that you want to recover. Perform non-interactive

recoveries when you want to recover files, directories, or MPE volume sets quickly.

To perform a non-interactive recovery file rep1, enter the NSRRECOV command and

all the parameters from the CI, as in the following example:

: RUN NSRRECOV;INFO="-s

jupiter

-iN -a

/projects/project1/reports/rep1"