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LightsOut Restore options for Symantec Recovery Disk

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Recovering files, folders, or entire drives 169 Restoring using LightsOut Restore 5 At the Options dialog, you can specify the amount of time that the boot menu is displayed. The default is 10 seconds. If you leave the Enable Symantec pcAnywhere check box selected, networking will automatically start, and pcAnywhere will be loaded. If you clear this check box, pcAnywhere will not be automatically started. 6 Select the type of IP address you want to use, and then click Next. 7 You might be shown a list of network and storage drivers that are not supported in the Symantec recovery environment. Select the box next to the network driver that you would like to copy from your current Windows installation to the Symantec recovery environment, review the list of missing storage drivers, and then click Next. 8 Browse to the locations of your missing storage and network driver files. Note: The location for missing network and storage drivers should point to a path that contains the fully extracted installation package for the desired driver. If you have more than one missing storage driver, you must rerun the LightsOut Restore wizard for each missing driver. Also, the drivers you select should be compatible with Windows Server 2003. 9 Click Next. 10 The summary screen with the options you selected is displayed. Click Back if you need to change the options, or if you are satisfied with your selections, click Finish. The files are copied from the Symantec Recovery Disk. When the copying has completed, a dialog displays, indicating that LightsOut Restore successfully installed. 11 Click OK. LightsOut Restore options for Symantec Recovery Disk The table below describes the LightsOut Restore options for Symantec Recovery Disk. Option Automatically start network services Description Select this option if you want networking to start automatically when you recover the computer through LightsOut Restore.

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5
At the Options dialog, you can specify the amount of time that the boot menu
is displayed. The default is 10 seconds.
If you leave the Enable Symantec pcAnywhere check box selected, networking
will automatically start, and pcAnywhere will be loaded. If you clear this
check box, pcAnywhere will not be automatically started.
6
Select the type of IP address you want to use, and then click
Next
.
7
You might be shown a list of network and storage drivers that are not
supported in the Symantec recovery environment. Select the box next to the
network driver that you would like to copy from your current Windows
installation to the Symantec recovery environment, review the list of missing
storage drivers, and then click
Next
.
8
Browse to the locations of your missing storage and network driver files.
Note:
The location for missing network and storage drivers should point to
a path that contains the fully extracted installation package for the desired
driver. If you have more than one missing storage driver, you must rerun the
LightsOut Restore wizard for each missing driver. Also, the drivers you select
should be compatible with Windows Server 2003.
9
Click
Next
.
10
The summary screen with the options you selected is displayed. Click
Back
if you need to change the options, or if you are satisfied with your selections,
click
Finish
.
The files are copied from the Symantec Recovery Disk. When the copying has
completed, a dialog displays, indicating that LightsOut Restore successfully
installed.
11
Click
OK
.
LightsOut Restore options for Symantec Recovery Disk
The table below describes the LightsOut Restore options for Symantec Recovery
Disk.
Description
Option
Select this option if you want networking to start automatically
when you recover the computer through LightsOut Restore.
Automatically start
network services
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