n't be lost before taking the final backup.
We have written our own tool to do the MSSQL backup - currently we are
backing up at least 100 MSSQL instances without any major pain.
> Bob
>
>> From: Bruno Friedmann
>> Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] bare metal windows ser
Hi,
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010, Bob Hetzel wrote:
> I've never been able to get the bare-metal restore to work doing a restore
> starting from a Live CD. I last tried it over a year ago and people
> responded a while later saying they got it to work that way and they would
> update a web page with s
Hi,
On Sat, 12 Jun 2010, James Harper wrote:
> You really need a windows live CD (eg bartpe) or else you won't get all
> your NTFS ACL's and other stuff restored properly. Also, certain
> versions of mkntfs are broken wrt making a partition bootable.
That's a real shame. Knoppix et al are so mu
g to wipe the drive after the backup you really want to eliminate all
writes that can't be lost before taking the final backup.
Bob
> From: Bruno Friedmann
> Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] bare metal windows server 2003 restore
> To: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Messag
On Sat, 12 Jun 2010, James Harper wrote:
> You really need a windows live CD (eg bartpe) or else you won't get all
> your NTFS ACL's and other stuff restored properly.
Reminder to all: NTFS ACL and other filesystem semantics (but not
structure) are based on VMS, not Unix. This is a direct result
> Hi,
>
> we have a windows server 2003 server here and realised that its disk
setup
> is in such a bad way that we want to reinstall it. Never having done
one,
> we thought it would be nice to try a bare metal restore of the machine
from
> the backups (to spare disks). Both c:\ and d:\ drives a
>How would you restore a VSS snapshot without having VSS ( in you linux live cd
>) ?
>That's the real question.
>
>So yes yours steps are naive (in my opinion). What is described in the wiki
>are the rights step.
Since when do you need vss *after* the backup was created using vss? Vss simply
al
Hi Gavin
How would you restore a VSS snapshot without having VSS ( in you linux live cd
) ?
That's the real question.
So yes yours steps are naive (in my opinion). What is described in the wiki are
the rights step.
Otherwise, if you don't change your hardware, and just want to arrange some
pa
Hi,
we have a windows server 2003 server here and realised that its disk setup
is in such a bad way that we want to reinstall it. Never having done one,
we thought it would be nice to try a bare metal restore of the machine from
the backups (to spare disks). Both c:\ and d:\ drives are entirely
