I have used Window's built-in ASR with good results. It backs up C:\, the
system state, and if on a DC, data in AD. To recover, you use your
Windows media and there's a prompt to press F2 to perform an ASR recovery.
See http://www.helpwithwindows.com/WindowsXP/howto-18.html .
For linux, I've al
I have found PBA to be simple and useful. After using it for some time,
I even set up the client to PXE boot off the network.
http://canned-os.blogspot.com/2006/12/personal-backup-appliance-getting.html
G
Les Mikesell wrote:
> Bernhard Ott wrote:
>
>> as Andreas said before bare metal restore
Bernhard Ott wrote:
> as Andreas said before bare metal restore is not the thing you can do
> best with backuppc, so many folks around here use backuppc for data and
> other products for imaging system-partitions.
> I use partimage for cloning windows hosts (careful: it doesn't work on
> amd64
You'll find complete coverage of bare metal recovery for Linux/Windows in this
free chapter from my book:
http://www.backupcentral.com/components/com_mambowiki/index.php/Linux_%26_Windows_Bare_Metal_Recovery
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Hi Jack,
as Andreas said before bare metal restore is not the thing you can do
best with backuppc, so many folks around here use backuppc for data and
other products for imaging system-partitions.
I use partimage for cloning windows hosts (careful: it doesn't work on
amd64 platform, http://www.p
Am Donnerstag, 10. April 2008 schrieb Jack:
> I would like to be able to do a 'bear metal restore' for both Linux and
> Windows.
The easiest thing is probably using BackupPC for data recovery only and use a
separate product for desaster recovery of the base system (excluding user
data).
For Win
Jack wrote:
> Ok, I have not found this, and it must be 'out there' somewhere.
>
> I would like to be able to do a 'bear metal restore' for both Linux and
> Windows.
>
> I have done it using a commercial product on Windows (basics were:
> build a 'new' installation with just the minimal network b
Ok, I have not found this, and it must be 'out there' somewhere.
I would like to be able to do a 'bear metal restore' for both Linux and
Windows.
I have done it using a commercial product on Windows (basics were:
build a 'new' installation with just the minimal network basics, with the
c:\windows
