The selected backup image set, then click Next. (Conditional) In the Backup Image Dependencies page, select the desired point-in-time image from The Explore Backup Image Wizard displays a categorized list of information about the backupĤ. If the backup image is encrypted you must provide the appropriate password. In the Backup Image File Name page, browse to the image file you want to browse, then click In the Tasks menu, click Explore Backup Image.ģ. In the Wizards tab, click Browse and Restore Files Wizard. Open the Explore Backup Wizard by doing one of the following: Start Recovery Environment (see Chapter 4: Starting Recovery Environment ).Ģ. You need only select the backup imageįor information about mount options, see Backup Image File Mount Options. Required to browse and restore a specific backup image file. ShadowProtect automatically associates the files Image file to browse and restore files and folders. The ShadowProtect Explore Backup Wizard guides you through the process of mounting a backup For more information, see Chapter 12: Boot Configuration Utility. Optionally, you can use the Boot Configuration Utility to ensure that the newly restored system volume Recovery Environment displays a "Success" message when the volume is finalized. On the Summary page, review the details of the restore operation, then click Finish. Restore (HIR) utility when finalizing the volume for use so you canĬonfigure the restore operation to properly interact with the hardwareįor more information, see Chapter 13: Using HIR. Instructs Recovery Environment to launch the Hardware Independent Restores the first 63 sectors of a drive.
Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 Advanced Server,Īnd Windows NT Server 4.0 Enterprise Edition (SP3 and later) require Restore disk signature: Restores the original hard drive physical disk Restore original Windows MBR: Restores the default MBR for the Restore MBR from the image file: Restores the MBR from the
When selected, you have the following MBR restore options: Partition, then starts the boot program from the boot sector of the active The master boot program uses the partition table to determine the active Hard drive, and contains the master boot program and partition table. The master boot record is stored in the first sector of the first physical Restore MBR Restore the master boot record (MBR) as part of the volume restore job. Set partition active Configures the restored volume as the active partition in the system (the On the Specify the Restoration Options page, select the boot parameters you want to apply to the You must specify that you want to create an HSR file whenĬreating the HSR volume (see Restoring a System Volume ).Ħ. Source Image Set files are not needed to finalize the HSR volume. Uses a previously created HSR file to finalize the HSR volume. Source Image Set must be accessible to Recovery Environment toįinalize using information from a. Uses the original Image Set files to finalize the HSR volume. On the Specify Finalization File page, select how you want to finalize the HSR volume, then clickįinalize using information from the backup image file set On the Restore Destination page, select the hard disk where you previously created the HSRĥ.
On the Restore Type page, select Finalize an HSR Restore, then click Next.Ĥ. You can also select Restore Volume in the left-side Navigation panel or select Restore Wizard in the Wizards tab.ģ. In Recovery Environment, select Tasks > Restore Volume to launch the Restore Wizard. For more information, see Chapter 14: UsingĢ. Remote Management, load the UltraVNC Server. Ready to let users and applications access the restored volume.įor more information, see Chapter 4: Starting Recovery Environment. If you previously created an HSR volume, the Restore Wizard lets you finalize it for use when you are
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