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2.
Boot
the
cli
ent
s
y
ste
m
fr
om
the
disast
er
r
eco
v
ery
CD
of
the
ori
ginal
s
y
stem
.
Ensure
that
no
e
xter
nal
USB
disks
(including
USB
flash
dri
ves)
are
connected
to
the
s
y
ste
m
bef
or
e
y
ou
start
the
reco
very
pr
ocedur
e
.
3.
Pr
es
s
F1
2
when
the
follo
wing
message
is
display
ed:
To
start
recovery
of
the
machine
HOSTNAME
press
F12
.
Disas
ter
reco
very
guide
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
Disaster Recovery Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Publication History
9
Edition History
9
Disaster Recovery Guide
9
About this Guide
11
Intended Audience
11
Documentation Set
11
Guides
11
Online Help
14
Documentation Map
15
Abbreviations
15
Map
16
Integrations
17
Document Conventions and Symbols
19
Document Conventions
19
Data Protector Graphical User Interface
20
General Information
21
HP Technical Support
21
Data Protector Graphical User Interface
21
Subscription Service
22
HP Websites
22
Documentation Feedback
22
Introduction
23
Overview
23
Disaster Recovery Process
25
Disaster Recovery Methods
26
Overview of Disaster Recovery Methods
26
Manual Disaster Recovery Method
28
Disaster Recovery Using Disk Delivery
29
One Button Disaster Recovery (OBDR)
29
Automated System Recovery (ASR)
30
Enhanced Automated Disaster Recovery (EADR)
30
Data Protector Integrations and Disaster Recovery
31
Planning and Preparing for a Disaster Recovery
33
In this Chapter
33
Planning
33
Consistent and Relevant Backup
34
Creating a Consistent and Relevant Backup
35
Encrypted Backups
35
Updating and Editing the System Recovery Data (SRD)
36
Updating Using the SRD Update Wizard
37
Updating Using Omnisrdupdate
37
Updating Using a Post-Exec Script
39
Editing the SRD File
39
Disaster Recovery for Windows
41
Assisted Manual Disaster Recovery of a Windows System
41
Overview
41
Requirements
42
Limitation
42
Preparation
42
How to Determine the Filesystem Type from the SRD File
46
Example of the AMDR Preparation Template
46
Recovery
48
Disk Delivery Disaster Recovery of a Windows Client
50
Overview
51
Limitations
52
Preparation
52
Requirements
52
Recovery
53
Enhanced Automated Disaster Recovery of a Windows System
54
Overview
55
Requirements
56
Verifying the Default Block Size
58
Limitations
59
Preparation
59
The DR ISO Image File
60
Winfs Options Tab
61
The Kb.cfg File
62
Preparing the Encryption Keys
62
The Phase 1 Startup File (P1S)
63
Preparing DR ISO Image
64
Recovery
65
One Button Disaster Recovery of a Windows System
70
Overview
71
Requirements
72
Verifying the Default Block Size
73
Limitations
74
Preparation
74
OBDR Backup
75
Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Client Backup Options
77
The Kb.cfg File
78
Preparing the Encryption Keys
79
Recovery
79
Automated System Recovery
85
Overview
86
Hardware Configuration
87
Requirements
87
Hard Disk Drives
88
Limitations
89
Verifying the Default Block Size
89
Preparation
90
Creating ASR Set
92
Local Devices
93
Recovery
93
User Name for ASR
95
Advanced Recovery Tasks
96
Possible Scenarios
96
Restoring the Microsoft Cluster Server Specifics
96
Disaster Recovery of a Secondary Node
97
Disaster Recovery of the Primary Node
98
Automated System Recovery on a Majority Node Set Cluster
102
Making IDB Consistent (All Methods)
103
Restoring the Data Protector Cell Manager Specifics
103
Enhanced Automated Disaster Recovery Specifics
104
One Button Disaster Recovery Specifics
105
Automated System Recovery Specifics
106
Restoring Internet Information Server (IIS) Specifics
106
Troubleshooting
106
Editing the Kb.cfg File
107
Recovery Using an Edited SRD File
108
Amdr/Asr
110
Eadr/Obdr
110
Install Only Option in the Disaster Recovery Wizard
111
Updating the ASR Diskettes Using the CLI Interface
112
Unlocking Volumes Locked with Windows Bitlocker Drive Encryption
112
Disaster Recovery for UNIX
115
Manual Disaster Recovery of an HP-UX Client
115
Overview
115
Using Custom Installation Medium
116
Overview
116
Preparation
116
Recovery
119
Using System Recovery Tools
120
Overview
120
Preparation
121
Recovery
122
Disk Delivery Disaster Recovery of a UNIX Client
124
Overview
124
Limitations
125
Preparation
125
Recovery
128
Manual Disaster Recovery of a UNIX Cell Manager
129
Overview
129
Limitation
130
Preparation
130
Recovery
130
Troubleshooting Disaster Recovery
133
In this Chapter
133
Before You Begin
133
General Troubleshooting
133
The Autodr.log File
133
Debugging the Disaster Recovery Session
134
Enabling Debugs During a Disaster Recovery Session
135
Setting Omnirc Options During Disaster Recovery on Windows
136
Changing the Debug Logs Location
136
The Drm.cfg File
137
Disaster Recovery Wizard
137
General Problems
138
Assisted Manual Disaster Recovery
140
Disk Delivery Disaster Recovery
141
Enhanced Automated Disaster Recovery and One Button Disaster Recovery
142
Intel Itanium Specifics
146
Automated System Recovery
147
A Further Information
149
Move Kill Links on HP-UX 1 1.X
149
Windows Manual Disaster Recovery Preparation Template
149
Glossary
151
Index
209
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