HP B6960-90078 - Manual (Page 445)

Managing the Data Protector Internal Database
Restoring the IDB
Chapter 9 415
NOTE You should not select the directory, as this
directory is the original location of the IDB.
If you want to restore to a different system, specify the new Cell
Manager’s name.
6. Click Restore .
Moving the IDB to the Original Location
After you have restored the IDB to a temporary location, you need to
move the IDB directories to their original location. Proceed as follows:
On an UNIX Cell
Manager 1. Stop all running Data Protector sessions and close the Data Protector
GUI. This prevents access to the IDB.
2. Stop all Data Protector processes by running:
/opt/omni/sbin/omnisv -stop
3. Move the existing IDB directories:
/var/opt/omni/db40 and /etc/opt/omni
This prevents merging of old and new files.
4. Copy the IDB directories from the temporary directory to the original
directories
/var/opt/omni/ and /etc/opt/omni
If your extension files were located on some other directory, be sure to
copy them to the original disk and directory as well.
5. Restart the Data Protector processes by running:
/opt/omni/sbin/omnisv -start
On a Windows Cell
Manager 1. Stop all running Data Protector sessions and close the Data Protector
GUI. This prevents access to the IDB.
2. Stop all Data Protector services by running:
\bin\omnisv -stop