Veritas NetBackup Bare Metal Restore 6.5

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code.

NBU6-BMR

length.

3 days

type.

Instructor-Led

partner.

Symantec :: Veritas

price.

$2,100

VERITAS Bare Metal Restore 6.5 for NetBackup is an enterprise solution for rapid recovery of UNIX or Windows client systems. As a complementary product that is integrated with VERITAS NetBackup, VERITAS Bare Metal Restore (BMR) simplifies and streamlines the server recovery process, making it unnecessary to manually reinstall operating systems or configure hardware. With a single command, complete server restores can be accomplished in a fraction of the time formerly required. In this three-day, instructor-led, handson class, you gain the expertise that is necessary to set up, administer, and troubleshoot a BMR environment.

There are currently no scheduled dates for this course. If you are interested in this course, request a course date with the links below.

who can benefit

This course is for system or network administrators, system engineers, technical support personnel, and system integration or development staff who are responsible for installing, operating, or integrating VERITAS Bare Metal Restore 6.5 for NetBackup.

prerequisites

Students must be proficient in Windows and Solaris system administration and with basic networking technology. In addition, students should be familiar with VERITAS NetBackup. Familiarity with VERITAS Volume Manager and VERTIAS File System is also an asset.

skills gained

By the end of this course, you should be able to

	Plan for the installation of Bare Metal Restore.
	Prepare BMR servers and clients for installation.
	Install and configure the BMR servers and clients.
	Create BMR shared resource trees (SRTs).
	Create boot images for BMR clients.
	Perform recovery of clients to identical systems.
	Perform recover of clients to dissimilar systems.
	Troubleshoot BMR.

hands-on

This course includes practical exercises that enable you to test your new skills and begin to transfer them into your working environment.

course content details

	Introducing BMR

	What Is BMR?
	BMR Logical Components
	BMR Terminology
	BMR Restore Overview
	New BMR 6.5 Feature

	Planning a BMR Installation

	Preparing for BMR Deployment
	BMR Requirements
	BMR Component Placement

	Installing and Configuring BMR

	Installing and Configuring BMR on UNIX/Linux
	Installing and Configuring BMR on Windows
	Backing Up Clients

	Configuring Shared Resource Trees

	SRT Overview
	Shared Resource Tree View
	Creating SRTs
	Administering SRTs

	Creating Boot Images

	Overview of UNIX/Linux Boot Images
	Creating a UNIX/Linux Boot CD/DVD
	Overview of Windows Boot Options
	Preparing for a Windows Network Boot
	Creating Windows Boot Media

	Client Recovery on Identical Systems

	Managing Client Configurations
	Preparing for Client Restoration
	Restoring UNIX BMR Clients
	Restoring Windows BMR Clients
	Restoring to a Point in Time
	Using External Procedures

	BMR Architecture

	BMR Daemons, Services, and Processes
	BMR Logging
	BMR Backup Process Overview
	Port Usage During Restores

	Client Recovery on Dissimilar Systems

	Dissimilar Disk Restore (DDR)
	Dissimilar System Restore (DSR)

	Troubleshooting BMR

	Configuration Problems
	Boot Image Problems
	Windows DOS Troubleshooting
	Boot-Related Problems
	Problems During Restoration
	Logging