Scans your site and returns information about your SSL implementation and certificate. Helpful for debugging and validating your SSL configuration.
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As you likely know Sharepoint created 7 or more databases that all represent a complete installation. All of them have to remain in sync in order to keep the installation healthy and almost everything that represents the farm is stored in those databases.
The Sharepoint server itself stores very little information about the farm but does have a configuration cache.
I hope you are backing up your non-Administration content databases as well as your SSP configuration database. In some cases those are what are required to recover from a severe disaster.
If you restored an image of the sharepoint server that isn't a good strategy and has likely confused the installation and I hope it hasn't lost the data.
To be honest I think you should contact Microsoft Support to be sure you don't lose that last week of data and have them explain safer scenario's for executing disaster recovery which sadly sometimes requires rebuilding the installation then attaching the backups of the SQL databases.