You can perform below steps to achieve this:

1. First take a catalog backup on solaris master server and save the DR file in 
safe place
2. Build a windows master server with same hostname and ipaddress as for 
solaris one and DO NOT PUT ON NETWORK
3. Detach the any devices directly attached to solaris master server and attach 
with windows master server
4. Turn off the solaris master server and PUT WINDOWS MASTER SERVER ON NETWORK 
5. Install Netbackup on the new windows master server and scan for devices 
attached
6. Import catalog backup, here you will be asked for the DR file.
7. Test the network connectivity between master, media servers and clients
8. Try some test backups and restores.

Regards,

Saranjit Singh Brar




> To: VERITAS-BU@MAILMAN.ENG.AUBURN.EDU
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> Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2010 20:07:02 -0500
> Subject: [Veritas-bu]  Moving from solaris master server to windows
> 
> May of you are probably like why would you do this?  We have a pretty small 
> environment with only 2 clients.  Most of the remote clients I rsync the data 
> to a local server from there we backup to disk.
> 
> Questions.  Currently have 6.5.2 running on solaris .. does anyone have any 
> insight to this process?  and the previous tapes?  Best to import them?
> Can I attached the LUNS I need directly to the master server and backup from 
> there to tape?
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