Video - Snap Creator 4.1 - Single File Restore with the Domino Plugin in NFS environments

by NetApp on ‎2014-04-11 05:28 AM

This video covers single file restore with the Domino plugin in NFS environments.

The Snap Creator plugin for IBM Domino has fairly advanced restore functions for Domino.

I'm adding this entry to build on the information in the Creating a Complex Configuration (Domino as an example) post

The videos are based after the information in TR-4009: NetApp Snap Creator Framework with IBM Domino Plug-In Deployment and Configuration Guide:  http://www.netapp.com/us/media/tr-4009.pdf

There are three high level restore scenarios for the Domino plugin:

    •    Domino Volume Restore

    •    Domino Single File Restore (NFS)

    •    Domino Single File Restore (SAN)

Each type of restore is also capable of performing the following recovery options on Domino:

    •    Point in time Restore (up to the point in time of the Snapshot copy)

    •    Up to the Minute Restore* (Restore to the point in time of the Snapshot copy and play transaction logs forward to the most recent entry)

    •    Selectable Up to the Minute Restore* (Restore to the point in time of the Snapshot copy and play transaction logs forward to a specific point in time [example - April 10 at 10:00:00])

     *Domino transaction logs must be enabled to perform this type of recovery.

You can also optionally disable replication when performing a restore, assigning a new DBIID to the restore Domino database(s).


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