HP Data Protector Express Basic-Software - Manual (Page 36)

tension to the entire media for maximum media life and data integrity. Your device must support auto
re-tension to use this feature.
Restore files that are in use The Restore files which are in use option tells Data Protector Express what to
do when files to be restored are in use.
Select this option to restore the backup copy of the open file. (On Windows platforms, you can access
the restored file after you restart the computer.) If you select this option, the restored file will replace your
open file. As a result, your current changes may be lost.
Deselect this option to skip over all selected files that are in use. This is useful if the open files are
more current than the backed up files.
Omit security information This will remove any security information associated with the files and folders
which were part of the backup. The files and folders will be restored as if they were freshly created,
inheriting whatever permissions would belong to new files.
Advanced Windows Restore Options
The following settings are available for restore jobs on Windows operating systems.
Reparse points Check this option to restore the reparse point data. When this option is deselected,
Data Protector Express will restore the object as a file or folder rather than as a reparse point.
Mount Points When checked, Data Protector Express includes the mount point information in the restore.
If this option is not checked, Data Protector Express restores the object as a directory.
Volume restrictions When enabled, volume quota information will be restored.
Finalize recovery of Microsoft SQL and Exchange Server databases Check this option to process
database transactions when the last incremental restore is complete.
Restore all registry keys / Restore hardware registry keys Controls whether/how Data Protector Express
will restore the described objects. These setting only applies if you are restoring the Registry System
State object.
Restore DFS/FRS shares as primary replica (authoritative restore) Use this option to control how a DFS
or FRS share is being restored. Only check it if you want an authoritative restore. See the Microsoft
documentation for more information on authoritative restores.
NOTE:
Data filters, such as security information and directory attributes, cannot restore data that was not
originally backed up to the media. For example, if you did not select Volume restrictions for the backup
job, Data Protector Express cannot restore this information because it was never stored on the media.
Advanced Verify Options
The following advanced options are available for Verify jobs
Eject media after use When this option is checked, Data Protector Express automatically ejects the
media at the end of the job. This feature only works on devices that support software eject.
Auto Retension When this option is checked, Data Protector Express automatically re-tensions the
media at the beginning of the job. This feature winds the tape cartridge end-to-end, applying equal
tension to the entire media for maximum media life and data integrity. Your device must support auto
re-tension to use this feature.
Native data streams format When this option is selected, Data Protector Express will compare the data
in native format. When unselected, only the data portion of the file will be verified. This must match the
mode used during backup.
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