To run the Restore Manager (RM) utility, boot the DR Series system using the RM USB key created in Creating the RM USB key).
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During the time when the Power-On Self-Test (POST) screen displays, press F11 to load the Boot Manager. |
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CAUTION: The Factory Reset mode deletes all DR Series data. The Factory Reset mode should only be used when the container data is no longer needed. |
NOTE: After Restore Manager completes, only the administrator account will remain enabled. To re-enable the root or service accounts, see the DR Series system CLI user --enable --user command in the DR Series System Command Line Reference Guide. |
NOTE: If you had previously joined the DR Series system to any Active Directory Services (ADS) domain before running Restore Manager, after it completes you will need to manually rejoin the desired ADS domain. For information about joining an ADS domain, see Configuring Active Directory Settings. |
In the event that both of the 2.5-inch 300 GB 10K RPM 6 GB/s SAS internal drives (OS) in RAID1 are replaced, you must run the Restore Manager (RM) utility to recover the DR Series system OS drives.
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To properly remove or replace any DR Series system hardware, you must observe and use the best practice shut down and start up procedures. For a comprehensive set of removal and replacement procedures with step-by-step instructions, see the DR Series System Owner’s Manual.
For more information about the best practices, see DR Series System: Proper Shut Down and Start Up and Shutting Down the DR Series System.
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Power off the DR Series system by selecting Shutdown in the Support page of the DR Series system GUI. |
NOTE: If you do not allow the NVRAM super capacitor sufficient time to discharge, the NVRAM status will report DATA LOSS when the DR Series system is subsequently powered up. |
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