I think you have your username and servername the wrong way round? In your example above, the username is "lann01" and the server is "dave". Is this correct?
If you have an Ignite server, then you can boot off the network (I think your LAN cable needs to be plugged into the Core I/O for this). In order to do this, your Ignite server must be on the same subnet as the target, or you must have a boot helper on the same subnet.
Another option if you...
Assuming you have an ignite server, just put an entry in cron for make_net_recovery, e.g.:
10 3 * * 0 /opt/ignite/bin/make_net_recovery -x inc_entire=vg00 -s {ignite_IP} > /tmp/mk_nt_rcvy.`date '+%d%m%y'`.log
Obviously you can change this for make_tape_recovery if necessary.
There are many...
If a filesystem is not unmounted cleanly, the superblock is not marked as being clean, at which point when it comes to mount at boot, the superblock is not marked as clean and it performs an fsck
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