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Figure 7 Backup session
A typical backup session is more complex than the one shown in
A number of Disk Agents read data from multiple disks in parallel and send data to
one or more Media Agents. For more information on complex backup sessions, see
one or more Media Agents. For more information on complex backup sessions, see
Restore sessions
What is a restore session?
A restore session, shown in
on page 44, is a process that restores data from
previous backups to a disk. The restore session is interactively started by an operator
using the Data Protector user interface.
using the Data Protector user interface.
How does it work?
After you have selected the files to be restored from a previous backup, you invoke
the actual restore. The Restore Session Manager process starts the needed Media
Agent(s) and Disk Agent(s), controls the session, and stores messages in the IDB.
Data is read by a Media Agent and sent to the Disk Agent, which writes it to disks.
the actual restore. The Restore Session Manager process starts the needed Media
Agent(s) and Disk Agent(s), controls the session, and stores messages in the IDB.
Data is read by a Media Agent and sent to the Disk Agent, which writes it to disks.
Figure 8 Restore session
A restore session may be more complex than the one shown in
For more information on restore sessions, see
About backup and Data Protector
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