Viewing Restore Points in Backup
You can view information about restore points in the backup. You can also list files contained in a restore point.
Viewing Information About Restore Points
To view information about restore points in the backup, you can use one of the following commands:
- <backup_id> — ID of the backup whose restore points you want to view.
- --all — instructs Veeam Agent to display information about the restore points in the backup that was created by Veeam Agent for Oracle Solaris on another machine.
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Job name | Name of the backup job by which the backup was created. |
OIB ID | ID of the restore point in the backup. |
Type | Type of the restore point. Possible values:
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Created at | Date and time of the restore point creation. |
Is corrupt | Indicates whether restore point in the backup is corrupted. Possible values:
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Retention | Displays information about enabled long-term retention per each type: weekly (W), monthly (M) and yearly (Y). |
user@unixsrv:~$ veeamconfig point list --backupid bd99e384-b62f-47dc-ad38-f0b3dc5d3c40 Job name OIB ID Type Created at Is corrupt Retention unixsrv system backup {9cc7eded-0792-4a49-ac29-cf02d40b1a7d} Full 2024-06-18 07:38 false WM unixsrv system backup {691a8478-5334-4c42-8c35-3d170ba2bf00} Increment 2024-06-19 08:29 false |
Listing Files in Restore Point
To view the list of files in a restore point, run the following command:
where <point_id> is the ID of the restore point whose files you want to list.
Tip |
If the restore point contains a large number of files, you may want to send the output of the veeamconfig point files command to a file. To do this, specify the path to the output file — for example, veeamconfig point files --id 9cc7eded-0792-4a49-ac29-cf02d40b1a7d > /tmp/files.list. |
