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Disaster Recovery

Assisted Manual Disaster Recovery of a Windows System

Requirements

•The partitions have to be the same size or larger than the partitions on the failed disk. This way the information stored on the failed disk can be restored to the new one. Also, the type of filesystem and compression attributes of the volumes must match (FAT, NTFS).

•The hardware configuration of the target system must be the same as of the original system. This includes SCSI BIOS settings (sector remapping).

Limitation

•Internet Information Server (IIS) Database, Terminal Services Database and Certificate Server Database are not restored automatically during Phase 2. They can be restored on the target system using the standard Data Protector restore procedure.

•Boot and system partition on Windows NT 4.0 must be physically bellow the first 7,8 GB due to the operating system limitations. Refer to MSDN Q224526 for more information and workaround for the problem.

	Preparation
	To prepare for a successful disaster recovery, you should follow the
	instructions related to the general preparation procedure together with
	the specific method requirements. Advance preparation is essential to
	perform the disaster recovery fast and efficiently. You should also give
	special attention to the disaster recovery preparation of the Cell
	Manager.
	It is too late to prepare for a disaster recovery once a disaster
WARNING
	has occurred.
	See also “Preparing for a Disaster Recovery” on page 443, in addition to
	completing the steps listed in this section. To recover from a disaster
	quickly and efficiently, consider the following steps and prepare your
	environment accordingly:

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