Hello Henrik, > I know that a bare metal restore on a W2K system works fine as long as the > restore is doen to a similar system, hardware vice. > But do anyone know how to do the same to a system with different hardware? Yes and with TSM (the best !) > I've tried it but haven't succeded. The system don't boot but give me a system error. > 1. Have anyone done such a restore to a diffrent hardware system? Yes. It works since ADSM 3.1. Actually, it's independant. > 2. Does anyone know if ITSM will support such in the future. I don't know. > I know that veritas have a product that accomplish this. No doubt.
We are a very small company (4 persons) and we operate only in France, so this message is not a worldwide commercial advertisement. Marie-Christine GAMET, the "boss", uses ADSM/TSM for 12 years and she took part in the writing of the redbook : Windows NT Backup and Recovery with ADSM, SG24-2231-00 published June-2-1998 Yes, we have a very accurate procedure for WIN2K and I have translated it in english (sorry for the not very good translation and some french TSM screenshots, I belong to these incorrigibles frenchies) and I have posted it several times in private (in US, in India, in Austria, ..., among recipients was a person from a BMR company, 11-21-2003). This procedure was used and tested with customers. Table of contents : 1 Summary 1 2 TSM client Version.. 2 3 Backups required for restoring.. 2 4 Restoring 2 4.1 Operation of Windows 2000 2 4.2 Operation details. 3 4.3 Configuring TSM node. 4 4.4 Restoring System Object 5 4.5 Restoring applications and datas. 5 4.6 Restoring Exchange. 6 4.7 Restoring Lotus-Notes 6 So if you want it, tell me. I will be pleased if it can help you. And if somebody wants to improve the translation, I shall be pleased too. Kind regards. Christian Bagard [EMAIL PROTECTED] SOS-Restore - 32 cours Mirabeau - 13100 Aix-en-Provence - France www.sos-restore.com (only in french, sorry) A last joke, our motto : "Backup is good, restore is better"
