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StorageTek Storage Archive Manager and StorageTek QFS Software File System Recovery Guide
Release 5.4
E42065-02
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Contents
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Documentation Accessibility
Prerequisites for Using this Document
Conventions
Available Documentation
1
Introduction
Failure and Recovery Scenarios
Recommended Preparations
2
Stabilizing the Situation
Stopping Archiving and Recycling Processes
Stop Archiving
Stop Recycling
Preserving Unarchived Data
Back Up Unarchived Files
Preserving Configuration and State Information
Save the SAM-QFS Configuration
3
Restoring the SAM-QFS Configuration
Restoring the Configuration from Backup Copies and/or SAMreports
Restore the Configuration from Backup Files or SAMreports
Restoring the Configuration Without Backup Information
4
Recovering File Systems
Recreating the File System
Recreate the File System Using Backup Configuration Files and the
sammkfs
Command
Restoring Directories and Files
Restoring Files and Directories from a
samfsdump
(
qfsdump
) Recovery Point File
Restore the Lost File System from a Recovery Point File
Restage Archived Files If Required
Identify Damaged Files and Locate Replacement Copies
Identify Files that Were Archived After the Recovery Point Was Created
Restore the Damaged and/or Missing Files
Restoring Files and Directories from Archival Media without a Recovery Point File
5
Recovering Lost and Damaged Files
Recovering Files Using a Recovery Point File
Recovering Files Using Archiver Log Entries
Restore Lost and Damaged Regular Files
Restore Lost and Damaged Segmented Files
Restore Lost and Damaged Volume Overflow Files
Recovering Damaged Archive Copies
6
Finishing Up
Restoring Archiving File Systems to Normal Operation
Enable Archiving
Enable Recycling
Preserving the New Configuration Information
Save the Newly Restored SAM-QFS Configuration
A
Understanding the Archiver Log
B
Glossary of Equipment Types
Recommended Equipment and Media Types
Other Equipment and Media Types
C
Product Accessibility Features
Glossary