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4. In the Log on to Windows window, enter the administrator user name and password and click OK.
The Welcome to the Windows 2000 Backup and Recovery Tools window displays.
5. Click Backup Wizard.
6. In the Backup Wizard window, click Next.
7. In the What to Back Up window, click Back up selected files, drives, or network data, and click Next.
8. In the Items to Back Up window, click the System State check box in the My Appliance tree.
9. Click the check box for the following folders, if they exist:
l C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data
l C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data
l C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Application Data
l C:\Documents and Settings\SYSTEM\Application Data
10. In the Where to Store the Backup window, click Browse.
11. In the Open window, select the location to store your system-state backup file, enter the file name, and then click Open.
For fault tolerance, select a location that is not on the NAS system.
12. Click Next and then click Finish.
The backup begins and progress displays in the Backup Progress window.
13. When the backup is complete, click Close.
Restoring System-State Data
To restore your system-state data, you must have previously backed up your system using the backup and recovery tools. See "Backing Up System-State
Data" in this section of the guide.
To restore system-state data, perform the following steps:
1. Log in to the NAS Manager as an administrator.
See "Logging in to the NAS Manager" in the "NAS Manager" section of this guide.
2. Click Maintenance.
3. Click Backup.
4. In the Log on to Windows window, enter the user name and password and click OK.
The Welcome to Windows 2000 Backup and Recovery Tools window is displayed.
5. Click Restore Wizard.
6. In the Restore Wizard window, click Next.
7. In the What to Restore window, click (+) to expand the File tree, and then click to expand Media created yyyy/mm/dd, where yyyy/mm/dd is the
year/month/date that you made the system-state backup.
NOTE: The default administrator user name is administrator and the default password is powervault.
NOTE: If the Windows 2000 Backup and Recovery Tools window does not display, click Maintenance, and then click Terminal Services. On the
Advanced Administration Menu, click Administrative Tools and then click Windows 2000 Backup/Recovery.
NOTE: If you are restoring system-state data after reinstalling the operating system, perform the procedure in "Restoring System-State Data After
Reinstallation" in the "Recovering and Restoring the System" section of this guide.
NOTE: The default administrative user name is administrator and the default password is powervault.
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 1
- Initial Configuration 2
- Other Documents You May Need 4
- NAS Manager 5
- How to Find Online Help 6
- Creating Users 7
- Adding Disk Quota Entries 10
- Modifying Quota Properties 10
- Using Logs 11
- Multiple Device Management 12
- Viewing MDM Device Status 13
- Creating and Using MDM Sets 14
- Controlling MDM Devices 14
- Taking Control of a Device 14
- Running an MDM Job 15
- Using MDM Job Templates 15
- Shutting Down the NAS System 16
- Managing Disks 17
- Managing Volumes 17
- Repairing a Volume 18
- Viewing Volume Properties 18
- Volume Overview 23
- Working With Mirrors 24
- VERITAS Backup Exec 29
- Hard-Drive Failures 32
- Software Failures 32
- Replacing Hard Drives 33
- Procedure 34
- Network With a DHCP Server 38
- Using an Existing PXE Server 40
- Deleting a Persistent Image 45
- Services for UNIX® 55
- Table 8-2.NASManager 67
- Basic Navigation 76
- Naming the NAS System 78
- Using Shares 79
- Adding a Share 80
- Modifying Share Properties 80
- Disk Quotas 81
- Modifying Log Properties 84
- Downloading Log Files 84
- Viewing Downloaded Log Files 84
- Clearing Log Files 84
- Running a New Job Template 89
- Using Sample MDM Scripts 89
- Viewing MDM Job Histories 90
- Managing NAS System Volumes 93
- Drive Configurations 98
- Array Manager Console 100
- Disk Management 101
- Basic and Dynamic Disks 102
- Basic and Dynamic Volumes 102
- Volume Management 103
- Creating a Dynamic Volume 104
- Adding a Mirror 105
- Removing a Mirror 106
- Breaking a Mirror 106
- Back to Contents Page 107
- Backing Up the System 108
- Restoring System-State Data 109
- Backing Up Data Volumes 110
- Recreating Virtual Disks 122
- Requirements 123
- Dell ActiveArchive 134
- Storing Persistent Images 135
- Using Persistent Images 136
- Scheduling Persistent Images 137
- Advanced Features 144
- Applying the MUI Language 146
- Network Adapter Teaming 147
- Services for UNIX 149
- Telnet Server 150
- ActiveState ActivePerl 5.6 150
- User Name Mapping 151
- Basic Scenarios 152
- File Server for Macintosh 153
- Adapter Bindings 154
- Microsoft UAM Volume 154
- Services for Novell NetWare 155
- Internal Network Number 156
- Small Environment 158
- Using Secure Sockets Layers 160
- Server Certificates 161
- Using a Custom Certificate 161
- Microsoft Management Console 162
- Troubleshooting 164
- Table 8-2.NASManager 167
- ControllerCard 170
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