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NetVault Bare Metal Recovery 10.5 - User Guide for Plug-ins

Introducing Dell™ NetVault™ Bare Metal Recovery Plug-ins Deploying NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Using the Plug-in Offline Client Using Plug-in Live Client for Windows® Using Plug-in Live Client for Linux® NetVault Bare Metal Recovery physical-to-virtual recovery Troubleshooting

Booting the NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client with the Linux®-Based Plug-in Offline Client

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Press Enter to start the sequence immediately.
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When the Network Connections dialog box appears, select the applicable interface, and press Edit.
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In the Editing Network Interface dialog box, configure the IPv4 and IPv6 settings for the selected network interface.
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When you are finished, press Apply to return to the Network Connections dialog box, and then press Close.

Booting the NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client with the Windows® PE-based Plug-in Offline Client

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When the BMR Network Configuration dialog box appears, select the applicable option:
Use DHCP (recommended): To use the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) to configure the network interface, select this option.
Use Static IP Address: To enter specific IP addresses, select this option, and enter the addresses in the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway fields.
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To submit the information, click Config, and then click OK when the confirmation message appears.
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To close the BMR Network Configuration dialog box and start the NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Agent, click Exit.
You can use the list above the Run button to output information related to the NetVault Bare Metal Recovery GUI when you issue the Run command.

Restoring data

The restore of data backed up with the Plug-in Live Client is handled by the Plug-in Server. Backups performed using the Plug-in Live Client are revealed beneath the Plug-in Server node  (labeled “VaultDR APM”) on the Create Selection Set page of the NetVault Backup WebUI.
Volumes that are encrypted using BitLocker on Windows Server® 2008 clients lose encryption after restore. If you are using BitLocker, enable encryption again when you restore the machine.
Windows® uses VSS persistent snapshots to implement shadow copies in Windows Server® 2008. When restored, Windows does not properly recognize these shadow copies. They can become orphaned and consume disk space.
Microsoft® does not recommend backing up shadow copies. However, the Plug-in Live Client performs backups at the block level so there is no way to prevent the backup of snapshot files. Manually delete the snapshot files and enable shadow copies on the recovered volume again.
Windows® disk management
Windows Server® 2008 automatically assigns drive letters to new-found partitions following a restore. This behavior can be controlled by using the diskpart.exe command. For more information, see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773140.aspx.
The target device name on the NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client (for example, “Disk 0 (IDE)”) must be the same as it was at the time of backup.
Have the information noted in Verifying Disk Geometry and Device Size handy to complete the restore. This information helps ensure that you back up the correct data.
The NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client machine that is to serve as a target for the restore must be accessible to the Plug-in Server. The section that follows outlines the required steps for this verification.
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Access the NetVault Backup Backup window to verify that the applicable client machine has been added as a NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client.
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When the Edit Bare Metal Recovery Client dialog box appears, verify that the data is correct or change it as required.
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Close the NetVault Backup Backup window of the Plug-in Server, and continue to the Restore procedure section.

Restore procedure

The restore of data backed up with the Plug-in Live Client is handled by the Plug-in Server. Backups performed using the Plug-in Live Client are revealed beneath the Plug-in Server node  (labeled “VaultDR APM”) on the Create Selection Set page of the NetVault Backup WebUI.
Volumes that are encrypted using BitLocker on Windows Server® 2008 clients lose encryption after restore. If you are using BitLocker, enable encryption again when you restore the machine.
Windows® uses VSS persistent snapshots to implement shadow copies in Windows Server® 2008. When restored, Windows does not properly recognize these shadow copies. They can become orphaned and consume disk space.
Microsoft® does not recommend backing up shadow copies. However, the Plug-in Live Client performs backups at the block level so there is no way to prevent the backup of snapshot files. Manually delete the snapshot files and enable shadow copies on the recovered volume again.
Windows® disk management
Windows Server® 2008 automatically assigns drive letters to new-found partitions following a restore. This behavior can be controlled by using the diskpart.exe command. For more information, see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773140.aspx.
The target device name on the NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client (for example, “Disk 0 (IDE)”) must be the same as it was at the time of backup.
Have the information noted in Verifying Disk Geometry and Device Size handy to complete the restore. This information helps ensure that you back up the correct data.
The NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client machine that is to serve as a target for the restore must be accessible to the Plug-in Server. The section that follows outlines the required steps for this verification.
2
Access the NetVault Backup Backup window to verify that the applicable client machine has been added as a NetVault Bare Metal Recovery Client.
c
When the Edit Bare Metal Recovery Client dialog box appears, verify that the data is correct or change it as required.
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Close the NetVault Backup Backup window of the Plug-in Server, and continue to the Restore procedure section.
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