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the local system account and then restart the services. Refer to “Setting
the User Account for the Data Protector Inet Service” on page 187 for
more details.
Select Active Directory, and set a replication mode by choosing among
the Windows 2000 specific options: Primary, Nonauthoritative,
Authoritative. For information on these options, refer to “Active
Directory Specific Options” on page 297.
NOTE To perform an Authoritative restore, you also need to run
ntdsutil.exe after the restore session has finished. For example, to
perform a typical authoritative restore, at a command prompt enter
ntdsutil, then authoritative restore, then restore database.
Restart the server and wait for replication to take place.
TIP You can also create a post-exec command to perform the additional
action needed for the Active Directory authoritative restore. For
example, to perform an authoritative restore of an entire directory, use
the following line:
ntdsutil "popups off" "authoritative restore" "restore
database" quit quit
Figure 6-5 Active Directory Restore Modes
Certificate
Services Restore
Certificate Server Services are restored offline. You have stop them
before you can start a restore. Authoritative is the only possible
replication mode.
Once the restore has finished, restart the system.