OpenStorage destination options for recovery
The following table describes the options on the OpenStorage Destination dialog box.
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Table: OpenStorage destination options for recovery
| OpenStorage Destination | Option and Description | Option and Description | Option and Description | Option and Description | Option and Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | Server type | Server name | Log on: User name | Log on: Password | Logical storage unit |
| Amazon S3 | S3 | amazon:amazon.com | Amazon account access key. | Amazon account secret key. | The storage |
| unit is called a bucket. | |||||
| Microsoft Azure | Azure | azure:azure.com | Microsoft Azure storage user name. | Microsoft Azure storage account access key. You can enter the primary access key or the secondary access key. | The storage unit is called a container/blob. |
| Generic S3 | S3 | compatible-with-S3: instance name | Provider account access key. | Provider account secret key. | The storage |
| unit is called a bucket. | |||||
| Veritas Access | S3 | vtas-access: instance name | Provider account access key. | Provider account secret key. | The storage |
| unit is called a bucket. |
Click OK.
The OpenStorage File Selection dialog box is displayed.
Based on the logical storage unit that you select, all available recovery points are listed. In Select the recovery points (*.v2i) that you want to restore, select the recovery points.
For the recover my computer, recover files and folders, recovery point browser, the Filename option, lets you select only one .v2i, .iv2i file and for System, you can select only one .sv2i file.
Note: For Generic S3 and Veritas Access, you can create the cloud instance using the Cloud Instance Creator Utility and use the cloud instance and restore from OpenStorage.
See Using Veritas Access Storage in Veritas System Recovery.
See Recovering a drive.