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General Usability Question: How can I update the machine-specific disk if my BrightStor ARCserve Backup server fails? Answer: You can update a machine-specific disk if you configure an alternate location for backups during or shortly after installing the option. To update a machine-specific disk on a backup server, access the alternate location and copy the contents of the folder representing the server that you want to recover and copy its contents to a blank disk. This is your machine-specific disk for the failed server. If the failed server contains a Windows XP or Windows 2003 operating system, you must also copy the contents of the DRPATCH.XP folder to the new disk. Tip: To achieve the highest level of disaster recovery support, you should set up an alternate location for disaster recovery during installation or immediately after installing the option. Question: How do I reconfigure or set up alternate location information after the BrightStor Disaster Recovery Option has been set up? Answer: In the Create Boot Kit Wizard, click the Config button at the bottom of the screen. Question: If I receive file-sharing violations during a backup operation, can I still use sessions from that tape for disaster recovery? Answer: Yes, you can use these sessions for disaster recovery if you did not deselect anything from the drive for the backup. Note: The backup operation does not back up open files and as such cannot be restored during the disaster recovery process. Frequently Asked Questions C-5

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General Usability
Frequently Asked Questions
C–5
Question:
How can I update the machine-specific disk if my BrightStor ARCserve Backup
server fails?
Answer:
You can update a machine-specific disk if you configure an alternate location for
backups during or shortly after installing the option.
To update a machine-specific disk on a backup server, access the alternate location
and copy the contents of the folder representing the server that you want to
recover and copy its contents to a blank disk. This is your machine-specific disk for
the failed server. If the failed server contains a Windows XP or Windows 2003
operating system, you must also copy the contents of the DRPATCH.XP folder to
the new disk.
Question:
How do I reconfigure or set up alternate location information after the BrightStor
Disaster Recovery Option has been set up?
Answer:
In the Create Boot Kit Wizard, click the Config button at the bottom of the screen.
Question:
If I receive file-sharing violations during a backup operation, can I still use sessions
from that tape for disaster recovery?
Answer:
Yes, you can use these sessions for disaster recovery if you did not deselect
anything from the drive for the backup.
Note:
The backup operation does not back up open files and as such cannot be
restored during the disaster recovery process.
Tip:
To achieve the highest level of disaster recovery support, you should
set up an alternate location for disaster recovery during installation or
immediately after installing the option.