A restore of a VM can be done by simply copying back all archived files to the original location on the ESXi host. It is also possible to copy the files to a different directory (or to another ESXi server) and add the vmx file to the inventory.
A restore of a VM can be done by simply copying back all archived files to the original location on the ESXi host. It is also possible to copy the files to a different directory (or to another ESXi server) and add the vmx file to the inventory.
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{{Note box|This document is applicable for ESX3i with an USB boot device. It will most likely not work with other type boot devices}}
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{{Note box|This document is applicable to ESX3i with an USB boot device. It will most likely not work with other type boot devices}}
{{Warning box|As Affa Version 2 is in a BETA state, errors in design and/or implementation cannot be completely eliminated. Therefore take precautions to avoid negative impacts to your system. In particular do not use it on production systems.}}
{{Warning box|As Affa Version 2 is in a BETA state, errors in design and/or implementation cannot be completely eliminated. Therefore take precautions to avoid negative impacts to your system. In particular do not use it on production systems.}}
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The name of the snaphot starts with "BEXI-". Do not delete it or revert to it while Affa is running.
The name of the snaphot starts with "BEXI-". Do not delete it or revert to it while Affa is running.
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=== Uninstall ===
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SSH login as root on the ESXi host and run these commands '''carefully''':