NetBackup Bare Metal Restore Help

• NetBackup Bare Metal Restore Help
  • Introducing Bare Metal Restore
    • About Bare Metal Restore
    • About the new supported platforms for clients in BMR 7.0.1
  • Monitoring Bare Metal Restore Activity
    • Monitoring BMR restore tasks
    • Monitor backup jobs
    • View BMR logs
      • BMR logging originator IDs
      • Configure and use logging
      • Restore logs
  • Protecting clients
    • Back up BMR clients
      • Configure policies to back up BMR clients
      • Perform complete backups
      • Perform a full backup after a restore
      • Ensure successful backups
      • Save custom files
      • Monitor backups
      • Use the ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES directive
      • Use the same client name in multiple policies
      • Solaris Zone support
    • Configure NetBackup properties
  • Setting up restore environments
    • About setting up restore environments
    • Install boot server software
    • Create shared resource trees
    • Add client resources
    • Create boot media
    • Verify the protection
  • Restoring clients
    • About restoring clients
    • Preparing to restore a client
      • Prepare to restore options
    • About BMR disk recovery behavior
      • How BMR processes disks with prepare-to-restore options
      • How BMR processes disk classes with prepare-to-restore options
      • About import actions for operating systems or volume managers
    • Restoring BMR clients using network boot
      • Restoring AIX with network boot
      • Restoring HP-UX with network boot
      • Restoring Linux with network boot
      • Restoring Solaris with network boot
      • Restoring Windows with network boot
    • Restoring BMR clients using media boot
      • Restoring AIX with media boot
      • Restoring HP-UX with media boot
      • Restoring Linux with media boot
      • Restoring Solaris with media boot
      • Restoring Windows with media boot
    • Restoring to a specific point in time
      • About the point in time restore process
      • Creating a point in time restore configuration
    • Restoring to dissimilar disks
      • About the dissimilar disk restore process
      • Creating a restore configuration for DDR
      • Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
    • Restoring to a dissimilar Windows system
      • About dissimilar system restore
      • Discover the configuration of the new system
      • Create an editable DSR configuration
      • Add NIC and MSD drivers
      • Change network interfaces
      • Map disks
      • Create boot media
      • Restore the client
      • First logon
    • Restoring NetBackup media servers
      • Configuring an alternate media server
        • Configuring automatic media server failover
        • Overriding the original media server manually
      • Restoring the media server
    • About restoring BMR boot servers
    • About external procedures
      • About external procedure points and names
        • About client-specific external procedure names
        • About operating system specific external procedures names
      • Managing external procedures
      • Specifying external procedures
      • About external procedure data transfer
      • About interaction with external procedures
      • About external procedure logging
      • About external procedure operational states
      • About external procedure exit codes
      • About external procedure error handling
      • About external procedure environment variables
        • About UNIX and Linux environment variables
        • About AIX environment variables
        • About HP-UX environment variables
        • About Solaris environment variables
        • About Windows environment variables
    • About storage area network support
      • About SANs and dissimilar disk restores
      • About SANs and dissimilar system restores
    • About port usage during restores
  • Managing shared resource trees
    • About shared resource trees
    • About creating a shared resource tree
    • Creating an SRT for UNIX or Linux
      • Creating an AIX SRT
      • Creating an HP-UX SRT
      • Creating a Solaris SRT
      • Creating a Linux SRT
    • Creating an SRT for Windows
    • Adding software to a shared resource tree
      • Adding software to a UNIX or Linux SRT
        • Adding NetBackup Maintenance Packs
        • Adding Veritas Volume Manager and Veritas File System
        • Adding Symantec Security Services
        • Adding other software
        • Installing patches, packages, and Solaris SRTs
        • Installing device drivers into Linux SRTs
      • Adding software to a Windows SRT
    • Using a shared resource tree exclusively
    • Importing a shared resource tree
      • Importing an SRT on UNIX and Linux
      • Importing an SRT on Windows
    • Copying a shared resource tree
      • Copying an SRT on UNIX and Linux
      • Copying an SRT on Windows
    • Repairing a damaged shared resource tree
    • Breaking a stale shared resource tree lock
    • Deleting a shared resource tree
      • Deleting an SRT on UNIX and Linux
      • Deleting an SRT on Windows
    • Shared Resource Tree Administration Wizard
      • Create or add software to an SRT
      • Select an SRT type
      • Create a legacy SRT
      • Create a Fast Restore SRT
      • Edit an SRT description
      • Add a package to an existing SRT
      • Add a service pack to an SRT
      • Add a NetBackup client image to the SRT
      • Add a Veritas SFW image to the SRT
      • Add NetBackup security services to an SRT
      • Import an SRT
      • Copy an SRT
      • Delete an SRT
      • Create a Fast Restore CD image or DVD image
        • Select an SRT
        • Specify a location for the ISO image
      • Create a bootable CD image for a legacy SRT
        • Select a shared resource tree
        • Location of ISO image
      • Completing the shared resource tree wizard
  • Managing boot media
    • About boot media
      • About the changes in the supported boot media on Windows platform
    • About writing a CD or DVD
    • Creating boot media for UNIX and Linux
      • About boot media for AIX
      • About boot media for HP-UX
      • About boot media for Linux
      • About boot media for Solaris
    • Creating boot media for Windows
  • Managing Windows drivers packages
    • About packages
    • Adding a Windows driver package
      • Finding the correct driver
    • Deleting a Windows driver package
    • Windows Driver Package Wizard
      • Enter the path to the package
      • Select the driver
      • Creating a driver package
      • Completing the driver package wizard
    • Packages window
  • Managing clients and configurations
    • About clients and configurations
    • Copying a configuration
      • New configuration options
    • Discovering a configuration
      • Prepare to discover options
    • Modifying a configuration
    • Deleting a configuration
    • Deleting a client
    • Client configuration properties
      • Configuration Summary
      • Devices and drivers properties
        • Using discover Windows drivers during a restore
      • Hosts properties
      • Network interfaces properties
        • Importing and mapping interfaces
        • Changing interfaces manually
        • Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
      • Network routes properties
      • Volumes properties
        • About Native Disk Objects
        • About mapping and unmapping volumes
        • Mapping volumes
        • About the Volumes views
  • Managing BMR boot servers
    • About boot servers
    • About boot server requirements
      • General boot server requirements
      • AIX boot server requirements
      • HP-UX boot server requirements
      • Linux boot server requirements
      • Solaris boot server requirements
      • Windows boot server requirements
    • Removing a boot server
    • Windows Boot Server Assistant
  • Legacy Windows restore procedures
    • About legacy Windows restores
    • About the changes in the Legacy Restore function in BMR 7.0.1
    • Creating a legacy shared resource tree
    • Creating legacy boot media
      • Creating a legacy boot CD
    • Restoring a system with legacy procedures
      • Booting the legacy restore media
        • Using the BMR Restore Utility
      • Restoring to dissimilar disks for Windows clients
      • Using only the bootable disk driver