Hi,
Can the PV100T backup device be used with ArcServe 2000 to perform a disaster recovery? This device comes with the Dell 1600PE server.
I wish to restore the entire operating system from tape when disaster strikes.(and everything else)
I am using Windows 2000 server, I have read the computer associates web site(Arcserve). It advises to create the Win2k boot disks and then run the Boot Kit Wizard. This changes the boot disks so that I can restore from tape.
Then in a controlled environment I completly screw up the C: drive.
I then set about reinstalling Windows 2000 with my adapted boot disks. However I never get to the point where Arcserve is installed and the restore from tape begins.(I guess some part of Arcserve must be installed to do a restore).
All I end up doing is installing Windows 2000! No good! I want to restore Win 2K from the tape with all the applications I spent ages installing.
So now I'm wondering if it is the tape device that does not support this kind of disaster recovery.
Am I missing something?
Many thanks
Damien.
Can the PV100T backup device be used with ArcServe 2000 to perform a disaster recovery? This device comes with the Dell 1600PE server.
I wish to restore the entire operating system from tape when disaster strikes.(and everything else)
I am using Windows 2000 server, I have read the computer associates web site(Arcserve). It advises to create the Win2k boot disks and then run the Boot Kit Wizard. This changes the boot disks so that I can restore from tape.
Then in a controlled environment I completly screw up the C: drive.
I then set about reinstalling Windows 2000 with my adapted boot disks. However I never get to the point where Arcserve is installed and the restore from tape begins.(I guess some part of Arcserve must be installed to do a restore).
All I end up doing is installing Windows 2000! No good! I want to restore Win 2K from the tape with all the applications I spent ages installing.
So now I'm wondering if it is the tape device that does not support this kind of disaster recovery.
Am I missing something?
Many thanks
Damien.