If status of the FPolicy is ON, you can recall archived files from stubs by using the Explorer Plug-In. You must initiate recalls from a non-proxy client.
Before You Begin
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Verify that the Impersonate User login credentials given in during configuration is added to the Administrators group on the NetApp file server.
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Verify that the proxy computer resides on the same domain as that of the NetApp file server.
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If you are using a file server version of 8.0.1, we recommend you to upgrade the version to 8.0.2.
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If you have Windows 2008 operating system, make sure that you specify the fully qualified domain name to authenticate the proxy computer with the NetApp file server.
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On the proxy computer, verify if the following are configured:
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Firewall is disabled.
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NetBIOS over TCP is enabled.
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File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks is enabled.
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In the Network access: Named Pipes that can be accessed anonymously setting, specify the pipe names, ntapfprq and ntapfpcp. The Network access: Named Pipes that can be accessed anonymously setting is available at the following location:
GPO_name\Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options.
For more information, see Network access: Named Pipes that can be accessed anonymously.
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Enable the Explorer Plug-In.
Procedure
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In Windows Explorer, enter the UNC path that contains the archived files.
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Based on the data to recall, complete one of the following steps:
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Recall a single file
Right-click the stub, point to Edge, and then click Recall Data.
Recall a folder and all the data it contains (but not its sub-folders)
Right-click the folder, point to Edge, and then click Recall Data.
Recall a folder and all the data it contains, including all its sub-folders and their contents
Right-click the folder, point to Edge, and then click Recall Data Recursively.
These three methods support selecting multiple files or folders using the CTRL + SHIFT keys.