Synology DS1821 Active Backup for Business Admin Guide for Linux - Page 19

Restoration Guide Apply and Restore A summary of the restoration will be shown. Once you have confirmed the information to be restored, click Done. You will then be automatically directed to Restore Status to monitor the restoration progress. For Instant Restore to VMware, click the Migrate VM button to finalize the process. Enable Power on VM automatically after restoration to immediately run the restored virtual machine. If you are performing Instant Restore for testing purposes, it is recommended to keep this option disabled, and to manually disconnect the initial virtual machine from the production network to avoid any conflicts. Fully Restore as a Virtual Machine With Full Virtual Machine Restore, the backed up images of your Linux device will be converted to a virtual machine in VMware or Hyper-V. The virutal machine can then be restarted in VMware or Hyper-V directly from a compressed and deduplicated physical server backup file to minimize downtime. Launch the Full VM Restore Wizard Go to Active Backup for Business > Physical Server > Linux, select the device that you want to restore, and click Restore to launch the restore wizard. Select the device and restore point, choose Restore to VMware vSphere or Restore to Microsoft Hyper-V, then select Full Virtual Machine Restore. Select restore mode • Restore to the original location: Restore the selected virtual machine to its original location, with the original name and settings. This option minimizes the chance of user input error and will un-register and replace the original virtual machine at the production site. • Restore to a new location, or with different settings: This option allows you to customize the destination and settings of the restored virtual machine. Configure restore settings If you choose Restore to the original location, this step will be skipped. For users who choose Restore to a new location, or with different settings, you will need to specify a name, and select a folder, hypervisor, datastore, resource pool, and network to run the restored virtual machine. 17