HP B6960-90078 manual What Is a, Computer, Disaster?, Order to recover other user data

			Disaster Recovery
			Introduction
Table 10-1	Supported Disaster Recovery Methods and Operating Systems
		Cell Manager	Client
	Tru64/AIX		• “Disk Delivery
			Disaster Recovery
			of an UNIX Client”
			on page 507

a.ASR is not available on Windows XP Home Edition, therefore it is not supported.

What Is a	A computer disaster refers to any event that renders a computer
Computer	system unbootable, whether due to human error, hardware or software
Disaster?	failure, virus, natural disaster, etc. In these cases it is most likely that
	the boot or system partition of the system is not available and the
	environment needs to be recovered before the standard restore operation
	can begin. This includes repartitioning and/or reformatting the boot
	partition and recovery of the operating system with all the configuration
	information that defines the environment. This has to be completed in
	order to recover other user data.

What Is an Original Original system refers to the system configuration backed up by Data

System? Protector before a computer disaster hit the system.

What Is a Target Target system refers to the system after the computer disaster has

System? occurred. The target system is typically in a non-bootable state and the goal of Data Protector disaster recovery is to restore this system to the original system configuration. The difference between the crashed and the target system is that the target system has all faulty hardware replaced.

What Are Boot and A boot disk/partition/volume refers to the disk/partition/volume that

Systemcontains the files required for the initial step of the boot process, whereas Disks/Partitions/ the system disk/partition/volume refers to the disk/partition/volume

Volumes? that contains the operating system files.

NOTE	Microsoft defines the boot partition as the partition that contains the
	operating system files and the system partition as one that contains the
	files required for the initial step of the boot process.

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