Yes

Restores permissions of the backed up files.

Skip

Skips restoring file security information (if any) for the selected files and directories. Newly created files and directories will assume the security of the parent directory.

Notes: If you have been assigned ownership of another person's backup set(s) and you want to restore files from those sets with ACL, the following will occur:

1 – DS-User will check whether you have access rights to Take Ownership and Change Permissions of the restore file.

2 – If you do not have access rights, you will not be able to restore the ACL. You must choose Skip Permissions Restore to restore the file.

3 – If you have the access rights, but the file ownership is not yours, the file will be restored without ownership, and a corresponding error message will appear in the event log, describing the security error.

Only

Will restore permissions for the selected files and directories only. This will only apply permissions to existing files on the destination volume.

Save

Restores files to a temporary location first. If the file is restored successfully, then the original file is overwritten with the temporary file. This prevents partially restored files from overwriting an existing file.

Use buffer

Restores files to the DS-Client buffer first. Then, the files are transferred to the restore destination. This ensures that the files are restored as fast as possible, given the speed of your LAN.

Notes: The DS-Client Buffer will inherit the permissions of its parent directory. For example, if you specify C:\TEMP as the buffer, then the C:\TEMP\buf directory will inherit the permissions of the \TEMP directory. All files copied to the \buf directory will be accessible by users with permissions to \TEMP.

You must have sufficient disk space in the DS-Client buffer to accommodate the entire restore amount.

Fast

Files are restored on a 'write-data-as-received' basis. Files are overwritten upon receipt of the first byte of data.

Rename

A locked file will be renamed while still in use (intended for System files). The renamed file will be registered with the operating system for delete, on reboot. (This feature is necessary when restoring system files that are opened before the operating system has the chance to replace the locked file.)

Don't rename

A locked file will be restored as a temporary file. This temporary file will be registered with the operating system to replace the locked file on reboot.

Skip

Skips restores of any files that are locked. An error will be reported in the Activity Log.

(Windows)

Skips restores of any backed up “stub” files.

(Linux DS-Client)

Replaces any junction points of the same name. Junction points are special directories (like shortcuts) that link to another location.

(Windows 2000 & up)

(This check box only appears if you are restoring a System State with a Cluster Quorum.) Automatically loads the Cluster Quorum after restore.

Records all files that are restored.

Skips the Pre/Post restore process. Uncheck to display the Pre/Post button.

Depending on the backup set type, this field may appear on this page or on a subsequent Restore Wizard page.

(Salesforce.com databases)

This check box appears if you are restoring a ‘Backup from the Cloud’ (Salesforce.com) backup set’s database.

Restore Schema is performed at Table-Level only (not at database level). This option is useful if you have made changes to a table’s structure since the backup session you are restoring.

(System State)

This option forces authoritative restore for Active Directory.

Force Compress

(Check Box)

(This check box only appears if the original volume does not support file level compression, but the restore destination does.) Compresses the restore files using the destination file system's compression.

(NetWare NDS Restore)

Specify the object (container or leaf) that you want to restore. The object name should be typeless and fully qualified from the Root (distinguished). (The default is to restore the whole NDS).

(Permissions only restore)

Leave this field empty to restore all permissions backed up. Restores file and directory permissions for the specified path only. (e.g. \dir_path\(file_name) - where file_name is optional). You must know the specific path name to use this option.

(Permissions only restore)

Skips restore of subdirectory permissions from the directory listed in the Restore Permissions from field.

(IBM Domino Server only)

This option is only applicable when restoring a Lotus Domino Server database in a clustered environment.

This section only appears if this backup set has data stored in Local Storage and off-site on DS-System. DS-Client always tries to restore from Local Storage first, but these options deal with the specific scenario where the DS-Client also needs to restore some data from DS-System.

Restore files that match

Allows you to specify a filename pattern whose permissions will be restored.

Exclude files that match

Allows you to specify a filename pattern to exclude from the permissions restore.

Power on VM after restore

Starts each virtual machine that is successfully restored.

 

Currently, this option is available only when you are configuring a Full virtual machine restore.

Unregister VM after restore

After successful restore, the virtual machine will be unregistered from the vCenter Server.

Add timestamp to VM name

Appends the restore time to the end of the virtual machine’s name. For example, a virtual machine named “RestoreVM” will be restored as “RestoreVM_[yyyy-mm-dd-hh:mm:ss]” in the vCenter Server.

 

Currently, this option is available only when you are configuring a Full virtual machine restore.

Use SAN with all disk types

If this option is selected and the configuration supports this option, DS-Client will try to restore the virtual machine using SAN Transport mode.