Since you are performing a system restore, I would not really expect there to be other user sessions to the site at this time. That system restore will be populating the database of this Jira instance will all sorts of data, workflows, issues, projects, configurations, but also user accounts.
If you have another people or scripts trying to connect to the Jira site at that URL for some reason, I would not expect them to be able to login just yet, at least not until the restore has completed successfully and populated the necessary tables in the database.
With a system restore, it is important to make sure that all the data was restored correctly. When looking through the atlassian-jira.log file you will see a % progress that indicates from 1% to 100% just as to how much of the data has been restored so far. If the logs do not indicate that the restore reached 100%, then there is likely something wrong here.
If you see any kind of SQL Exception errors during a process like a restore, that tends to be an indication that some data has not been restored correctly from your backup and it's possible that could be just about any data. If you do see this, then it's important to focus on the table name and other details of the exception to understand how to address this problem.
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