Copying recovery points

1. On the View menu, click Tools.
2. Click Manage Backup Destination.
3. In the Recovery Point Sets table, select a recovery point set.
4. In the Manage Backup Destination window, on the Tasks menu, click Copy.
5. If the Copy Recovery Point dialog box is displayed, select a recovery point within the set that you want to copy. Otherwise, skip to the next step.
6. On the Welcome panel of the Copy Recovery Point Wizard, click Next.
7. Do one of the following:
   • If you selected a recovery point in step 5, the recovery point that you want to copy is already highlighted (selected) for you in the Date table of the Source panel. Click Next.
   • On the Source panel, select the recovery point that you want to copy.

1. Click Next.
2. In the Destination Location panel, specify the folder path where you want to copy the recovery point, and then click Next.

   Folder	Lets you type the path to which you want to copy the recovery point.
   Browse	Lets you browse to a folder path where you want to copy the recovery point.
   OpenStorage Destination	Lets you select an OpenStorage storage destination that you want to use for restoring the recovery points.
   	See OpenStorage destination options for recovery .
   Edit	Lets you edit the destination information.
   File name	Lets you select a file name that you want to rename.
   Rename	Lets you renames the file that you have selected in the File name table.

3. On the Options panel, set the options you want for the copied recovery point, and then click Next.

1. In the Security Options panel, set the password, select the encryption for the copied recovery point, and then click Next.

   Use password	Sets a password and enables AES encryption on the recovery point when it is created.
   	This check box is selected by default.
   Password	Lets you specify a password for the backup. Passwords can include standard characters. Passwords cannot include extended characters, or symbols. (Use characters with an ASCII value of 128 or lower.)
   	You must type this password before restoring a backup or view the contents of the recovery point.
   Confirm password	Lets you retype the password for
   	confirmation.
   AES encryption	Encrypts recovery point data to add another level of protection to your recovery points.
   	If
   	you upgrade from a previous version to Veritas System Recovery 21, for older backup jobs where only
   	password protection is defined, you need to edit the jobs to select the AES
   	encryption level. If you do not edit the older backup jobs, they continue to run
   	without AES Encryption. Veritas recommends that you edit the job and select AES
   	encryption level.
   	Note: If theUse Passwordcheck box is selected, you must define AES encryption.
   	Choose from the following encryption levels:
   	- Standard 128-bit (8+ character password)
   	- Medium 192-bit (16+ character password)
   	- High 256-bit (32+ character password)

2. Review the options that you selected, and then click Finish.

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