Figure 21: Server-independent restores.
• Two or more servers are sharing a robot, each with connected drives. When a restore is requested, one of the servers is
temporarily inaccessible. Under direction of the master server, any available server in the storage domain can be used to
restore the file.
• Two (or more) servers have standalone drives of the same type. When a restore is requested, one of the servers is
temporarily inaccessible. The operator can mount the tape in a drive connected to any available server and restore the file.
Server-Independent Restores in Disaster Recovery Scenarios
In situations where there is a remote disaster recovery site, the server-independent restore feature can dramatically reduce
the time required to resume normal business operations in the event of a site failure.
Figure 22: Recovering data from a disaster site.
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