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NetBackup™ Bare Metal Restore™ Administrator's Guide
Last Published:
2022-12-05
Product(s):
NetBackup (10.1)
- Introducing Bare Metal Restore
- Configuring BMR
- Protecting clients
- Setting up restore environments
- Shared resource trees
- Creating a shared resource tree
- Managing shared resource trees
- Adding software to a shared resource tree
- Importing a shared resource tree
- Copying a shared resource tree
- Deleting a shared resource tree
- Managing boot media
- Restoring clients
- BMR disk recovery behavior
- About restoring BMR clients using network boot
- About restoring BMR clients using media boot
- About restoring to a specific point in time
- About restoring to dissimilar disks
- Restoring to a dissimilar system
- About restoring NetBackup media servers
- About external procedures
- About external procedure environment variables
- About SAN (storage area network) support
- About multiple network interface support
- Managing Windows drivers packages
- Managing clients and configurations
- Client configuration properties
- Managing BMR boot servers
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting issues regarding creation of virtual machine from client backup
- A restore task may remain in a finalized state in the disaster recovery domain even after the client restores successfully
- Creating virtual machine from client backup
- Virtual machine creation from backup
- Monitoring Bare Metal Restore Activity
- Appendix A. NetBackup BMR related appendices
- Network services configurations on BMR boot Server
- BMR client recovery to other NetBackup Domain using Auto Image Replication
A
- Active Directory
- Windows, BMR disk recovery behavior
- activity
- viewing BMR logs, BMR logs
- add a host, Adding a host in the host database of the DR domain
- add client resources, Adding client-specific resources
- adding license key, Configuration Summary properties
- adding new driver, Adding a Windows driver package
- adding to packages pool, Adding a Windows driver package
- AIX
- boot interface, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- external procedure environment variables, AIX environment variables
- media boot, Restoring an AIX client with media boot
- network boot, Restoring an AIX client with network boot
B
- backups
- back up the client, Backing up BMR clients
- configuring policies to back up BMR clients, Configuring policies to back up BMR clients
- job status, Monitoring backup jobs
- monitoring, Monitoring backup jobs
- perform complete, About performing complete backups, Ensuring successful backups
- save custom files, Saving custom files on UNIX or Linux
- use the same client name in multiple policies, Using the same client name in multiple policies
- BMR, About Native Disk Objects
- boot interface
- AIX, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- client, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- HP-UX, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- Linux, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- Solaris, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- specifying, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- UNIX and Linux, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- boot media
- creating for AIX, About boot media for AIX
- creating for UNIX and Linux, Creating boot media for UNIX and Linux
- for HP-UX, About boot media for HP-UX
- for Linux, About boot media for Linux
- for Solaris, About boot media for Solaris
- overview, Managing boot media
- boot server
- about, About boot servers
- restoring, About restoring BMR boot servers
- breaking a stale shared resource tree lock, Breaking a stale shared resource tree lock
C
- CD
- ISO format, About writing a CD or DVD
- writing, About writing a CD or DVD
- changing license key, Configuration Summary properties
- client
- deleting, Deleting a client
- deleting accidentally, How to recover client when BMR configuration is deleted accidentally
- cluster environments, Prerequisites for Configuring BMR Servers
- clusters
- and dissimilar disk restore, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- configuration
- changing, Modifying a configuration
- collecting and saving during backup, Monitoring backup jobs
- copying, Copying a configuration
- creating restore, Copying a configuration
- current, About clients and configurations
- deleting, Deleting a configuration
- deleting accidentally, How to recover client when BMR configuration is deleted accidentally
- discovering, Discovering a configuration
- editing, Modifying a configuration
- modifying, Modifying a configuration
- modifying a restore, Modifying a configuration
- restore, Copying a configuration, Modifying a configuration
- saved, About clients and configurations
- Configuration Summary dialog, Configuration Summary properties
- copying a client configuration, Copying a configuration
- creating a restore configuration, Copying a configuration
- creating boot media, When to use boot media
D
- DDR seedissimilar disk restore, About restoring to dissimilar disks
- deleting a client, Deleting a client
- dialog
- Configuration Summary, Configuration Summary properties
- Drivers, Devices and drivers properties
- Hosts, Hosts properties
- Network Interfaces, Network interfaces properties
- Network Routes, Network routes properties
- discovering a configuration, Discovering a configuration
- discovery boot, Discovering a configuration
- disk recovery behavior
- overview, BMR disk processing with prepare-to-restore options
- overviewbsx0d, BMR disk recovery behavior
- dissimilar disk restore
- and clusters, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- introduction, About restoring to dissimilar disks
- Linux notes, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- mapping before the restore, About the dissimilar disk restore process
- mapping during the restore, About the dissimilar disk restore process
- overview, About the dissimilar disk restore process
- SAN, Restoring Solaris SAN-attached volumes if they are left unmapped
- UNIX notes, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- when to performing mapping, About the dissimilar disk restore process
- dissimilar system restore
- adding MSD drivers, About adding NIC and MSD drivers
- adding NIC drivers, About adding NIC and MSD drivers
- creating boot media, About creating boot media
- creating restore configuration, Creating an editable DSR configuration
- first logon, Logging on for the first time after system restore
- mapping disks, About mapping disks in the restore configuration
- restoring the client, About restoring the client
- SAN, About SANs and dissimilar system restores on Windows clients
- when to use, About dissimilar system restore
- drivers
- finding the correct, Finding the correct driver if Windows is already installed
- Drivers properties, Devices and drivers properties
- dynamic disk
- promoting in Windows, Mapping volumes
E
- external procedures
- adding to database, About managing external procedures
- client-specific names, External procedure points and names
- data transfer, About external procedure data transfer
- environment variables, About external procedure environment variables
- error handling, About external procedure error handling
- exit codes, About external procedure exit codes
- interaction with, About interaction with external procedures
- logging, External procedure logging examples
- names, External procedure points and names
- operating system specific names, External procedure points and names
- operational states, External procedure operational states
- points, External procedure points and names
- running, Specifying external procedures
- using, About external procedures
H
- hosts
- adding to configuration, Hosts properties
- changing in configuration, Hosts properties
- removing from configuration, Hosts properties
- Hosts properties, Hosts properties
- hotfixes, Adding a Windows driver package
- HP-UX
- boot interface, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- external procedure environment variables, HP-UX environment variables
- media boot, Restoring a HP-UX client with media boot
- network boot, Restoring a HP-UX client with network boot
I
- identifying the systems to protect, Prerequisites for Configuring BMR Servers
- importing
- SRT on UNIX and LINUX, Importing an SRT on UNIX and Linux
- installation
- Configuring BMR Master Server, Configuring BMR Master Server
- Internetwork Packet Exchange, About adding NIC and MSD drivers
- IPX, About adding NIC and MSD drivers
J
- job status, Monitoring backup jobs
L
- license key
- adding, Configuration Summary properties
- changing, Configuration Summary properties
- Linux
- boot interface, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- dissimilar disk restore notes, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- external procedure environment variable, UNIX and Linux environment variables
- installing device drivers in SRT, Installing device drivers into Linux SRTs
- media boot, Restoring a Linux client with media boot
- network boot, Restoring a Linux client with network boot
- logging
- configuring and using, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
- external procedures, External procedure logging examples
- log file location, BMR logs
- log filenames defined, BMR logs
- originator IDs, BMR logging originator IDs
- restore log locations, BMR restore logs
- viewing logs, BMR logs
- vxlogcfg command, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
- vxlogmgr command, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
- vxlogview command, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
M
- mapping
- disk groups, About mapping and unmapping volumes
- disk sets, About mapping and unmapping volumes
- disks, About mapping and unmapping volumes
- network interfaces in configuration, Network interfaces properties
- volume groups, About mapping and unmapping volumes
- volumes, About mapping and unmapping volumes
- mapping and unmapping volumes
- dissimilar disk restore
- mapping and unmapping volumes, About mapping and unmapping volumes
- mass storage device
- adding drivers to configuration, Devices and drivers properties
- adding drivers to packages pool, Adding a Windows driver package
- finding correct drivers, Finding the correct driver if Windows is already installed
- media boot
- Microsoft
- Active Directory, BMR disk recovery behavior
- modifying a restore configuration, Modifying a configuration
- modifying client configuration, Modifying a configuration
- monitoring
- backups, Monitoring backup jobs
- multiple network interface (multihomed), About multiple network interface support
N
- native disk, About Native Disk Objects
- native partition, About Native Disk Objects
- network boot
- network interface card
- adding driver to configuration, Network interfaces properties
- adding drivers to configuration, Devices and drivers properties
- adding drivers to packages pool, Adding a Windows driver package
- finding correct drivers, Finding the correct driver if Windows is already installed
- Network Interfaces properties, Network interfaces properties
- network routes
- adding to configuration, Network routes properties
- configuring in configuration, Network routes properties
- removing from configuration, Network routes properties
- Network Routes properties, Network routes properties
O
- one-button restore
- external procedures, About external procedures
- originator IDs, BMR logging originator IDs
P
- packages
- adding new driver, Adding a Windows driver package
- adding to packages pool, Adding a Windows driver package
- packages pool
- defined, About Windows drivers packages
- pkgadd, About installing patches and packages into Solaris SRTs
- point in time restore
- creating configuration for, Creating a point in time restore configuration
- introduction, About restoring to a specific point in time
- overview, About the point in time restore process
- prepare to restore
- client, Preparing a client for restore
- protection domain
- overview, About Bare Metal Restore
R
- restore
- BMR boot servers, About restoring BMR boot servers
- dissimilar system
- creating configuration for, Creating an editable DSR configuration
- log locations, BMR restore logs
- overview, BMR restore process
- point in time
- creating configuration for, Creating a point in time restore configuration
- overview, About the point in time restore process
- process overview, BMR restore process
- restore tasks
- monitoring, Monitoring BMR restore tasks
- restoring
- to a dissimilar system, Restoring to a dissimilar system
- to a specific point in time, About restoring to a specific point in time
- using media boot, About restoring BMR clients using media boot
- using network boot, About restoring BMR clients using network boot
- restrict a disk, Mapping volumes
S
- SAN
- coexistence, About SAN (storage area network) support
- dissimilar disk restores, Restoring Solaris SAN-attached volumes if they are left unmapped
- dissimilar system restores, About SANs and dissimilar system restores on Windows clients
- support, About SAN (storage area network) support
- save custom files, Saving custom files on UNIX or Linux
- shared disks
- and dissimilar disk restore, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- shared resource tree
- breaking stale lock, Breaking a stale shared resource tree lock
- creating
- AIX, Creating an AIX SRT
- HP-UX, Creating an HP-UX SRT
- introduction, Creating a shared resource tree
- Linux, Creating an SRT for UNIX or Linux, Creating a Linux SRT
- Solaris, Creating a Solaris SRT
- UNIX, Creating an SRT for UNIX or Linux
- installing Linux device drivers, Installing device drivers into Linux SRTs
- overview, About shared resource trees
- repairing a damaged, Repairing a damaged shared resource tree
- states, Repairing a damaged shared resource tree, Breaking a stale shared resource tree lock
- using exclusively, Enabling or disabling SRT exclusive use
- Shared Resource Tree Administration Wizard, Shared Resource Tree Administration Wizard
- Add a Package to an Existing Shared Resource Tree, Add or update packages to an SRT
- Add a Veritas NetBackup Client Image to an Existing Shared Resource Tree, Add NetBackup Client to an SRT
- adding NetBackup Security Services to an existing Shared Resource Tree, Add NetBackup Security Services to an SRT
- copying an SRT, Copy an SRT
- creating a bootable CD image for fast restore, Creating bootable CD or DVD image for Fast Restore SRT
- selecting an SRT, Select an SRT
- specifying a location for ISO image, Specify a location for the ISO image
- creating a bootable DVD image for fast restore, Creating bootable CD or DVD image for Fast Restore SRT
- deleting an SRT, Delete an SRT
- Edit SRT, Edit an SRT
- importing an SRT, Import an SRT
- Solaris
- boot interface, Specifying the UNIX and Linux boot interface
- external procedure environment variables, Solaris environment variables
- media boot, Restoring a Solaris client with media boot
- network boot, Restoring a Solaris client with network boot
- pkgadd, About installing patches and packages into Solaris SRTs
- unused VxVM disks marked restricted, Restoring a client to dissimilar disks
- SRT seeshared resource tree, Creating a shared resource tree
T
- troubleshooting
- deleting a client accidentally, How to recover client when BMR configuration is deleted accidentally
- different service pack level warning, Solaris media boot network parameters issue
- long restore times on HP-UX, Long restore times
- problems booting from CD, Problems booting from CD or DVD
- Solaris media boot network parameters issue, Solaris media boot network parameters issue
- UNIX boot from CD, Problems booting from CD or DVD
U
- uninstalling
- BMR boot server from a UNIX or Linux system, Deactivating BMR boot server
- using external procedures, About external procedures
- using the NetBackup Activity Monitor, Monitoring backup jobs
V
- verify client protection, Preparing client for restoration
- Veritas Cluster Server, Adding software to a shared resource tree
- viewing BMR logs, BMR logs
- Volumes properties, About Volumes properties
- vxlogcfg command, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
- vxlogmgr command, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
- vxlogview command, Commands to manage unified logging and log files
W
- Windows
- Active Directory, BMR disk recovery behavior
- adding drivers to configuration, Devices and drivers properties
- adding drivers to packages pool, Adding a Windows driver package
- dynamic disk
- promoting, Mapping volumes
- external procedure environment variables, Windows environment variables
- finding correct drivers, Finding the correct driver if Windows is already installed
- network boot, Restoring a Windows client with network boot
- writing a CD, About writing a CD or DVD
Z
- ZFS storage pool, About ZFS storage pool support