You can then restore the backed-up files. When the restore device arrives, you attach it to your network. When you click Next, the Restore Wizard Shipping Information page opens, requesting the address for shipment of the appliance. The system displays a form for you to select the version of data to restore, and the shipping method. Typically you pay a fee for a Media Device restore. Restores larger than 500 GB can ship the second or third business day. Restores larger than 100 GB can ship on the second business day (Mon-Fri).

Important: Select the Internet restore delivery option if you know that you have sufficient bandwidth and the connection stability to restore your data.ĭepending on the amount of data you have to restore, if you request a device before 10 a.m., it can ship as early as the next business day. In the Restore Wizard, select a delivery option: When you restore the master database to a clustered server, bring the SQL Server resource offline before submitting the restore.You may restore other databases at the same time you are restoring the master, but if they did not exist at the time the backup was created then you must manually attach them.įor more information see Attach a database. You must reapply any user login changes you made after LiveVault backed up the server. You must manually attach any databases you created after LiveVault backed up the server. In that scenario, leave the instance running. The only exception is if you are copying the master database as a normal user database under a new name. In the Windows Services manager on the agent, you must stop the associated SQL Server instance service or the restore will fail. If you include the Master database in your restore policy, note the following considerations:

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