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Recovering from a Disaster 4. Start the failed server. As the failed server starts, it performs startup diagnostics and locates the tape drive as its boot device. The booting process begins and all boot data is read from the tape. The tape formats and partitions drives. 5. After the necessary Windows 2000 files have been copied to the server, reboot the server when prompted. 6. After the server is up, the wizard starts to restore data. When the restoration process is complete, the wizard displays a prompt directing you to reboot the server. Reboot the server when prompted. The server is now restored to its original state and contains the data it contained as of its last complete backup. Recovering from a Disaster Using the Bootable CD Method On Windows 2000, the option provides a quick way to boot to the Disaster Recovery Wizard. Rather than using five disks and a Microsoft 2000 CD, only one disk and one CD are used. To recover from a disaster using the bootable CD method, you need the following items: ■ The recovery disk you created using the instructions in the section Preparing for Disaster on Windows 2000. ■ The BrightStor ARCserve Backup disaster recovery CD. For more information about creating a bootable CD, see the section Preparing for a Disaster Using the Bootable CD Method in this chapter. To perform disaster recovery using the bootable CD method, perform the following steps: 1. To boot from the CD, insert the CD created in the section Creating a CA Bootable Image for Bootable CD Method into the CD drive and reboot the machine. When you boot from the CD, you are warned that the option is about to install a temporary Windows 2000 operating system. Disaster Recovery on Windows 2000 4-13

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Recovering from a Disaster
Disaster Recovery on Windows 2000
4–13
4.
Start the failed server. As the failed server starts, it performs startup
diagnostics and locates the tape drive as its boot device. The booting process
begins and all boot data is read from the tape. The tape formats and partitions
drives.
5.
After the necessary Windows 2000 files have been copied to the server, reboot
the server when prompted.
6.
After the server is up, the wizard starts to restore data. When the restoration
process is complete, the wizard displays a prompt directing you to reboot the
server. Reboot the server when prompted.
The server is now restored to its original state and contains the data it
contained as of its last complete backup.
Recovering from a Disaster Using the Bootable CD Method
On Windows 2000, the option provides a quick way to boot to the Disaster
Recovery Wizard. Rather than using five disks and a Microsoft 2000 CD, only one
disk and one CD are used. To recover from a disaster using the bootable CD
method, you need the following items:
■
The recovery disk you created using the instructions in the section
Preparing
for Disaster on Windows 2000
.
■
The BrightStor ARCserve Backup disaster recovery CD. For more information
about creating a bootable CD, see the section
Preparing for a Disaster Using
the Bootable CD Method
in this chapter.
To perform disaster recovery using the bootable CD method, perform the
following steps:
1.
To boot from the CD, insert the CD created in the section
Creating a CA
Bootable Image for Bootable CD Method
into the CD drive and reboot the
machine. When you boot from the CD, you are warned that the option is about
to install a temporary Windows 2000 operating system.