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Most of the servers that I back up on a daily basis have weird Backup Exec-related files sitting on the root of C:\. What are these files? I assumed they were restore points. Are they safe to delete? Please see the a...
Good afernoon, Symantec.
Is it possible to schedule the IDR job that creates the Disaster Recovery Information (.dr) files? Also, do the IDR ISO's need to be updated on a regular basis? If so, is this schedulable, too?
Thanks all!
Josh Dunbar
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I have an Exchange server that is completely crashed and needs to be reinstalled on new hardware (same make/model server). To my knowledge, the best practice here is to do the following. Please reply with corrections if you di...
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I am preparing disaster recovery documentation for one of my file & print servers and have a few questions. I'm new to disaster recovery, so please bear with me.
I have over 50 printers on Server A. Server A's hardware fails...
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I have a few questions regarding the best procedure for restoring servers to new hardware. I am developing disaster recovery documentation and want to cover all possible bases and "gotchas". I am currently running Backu...
Well, if that's the case, then it begs the question why they (Symantec) wouldn't have included some sort of housekeeping job to remove those files automatically.
Before I delete the files, though, I'd like a few more opinions, as these are mission-cr...
PKH,
Thank you for your response and tip about the secondary .DR file path. I went ahead and created a share on a different server for that. I appreciate your help!
Thanks,
Josh Dunbar
Yes, I have two DC's running AD 2003. My question is, do I need to install Exchange and overwrite the default database or restore without Exchange installed.
Thank you all for your replies!
I have toyed around with IDR, but haven't gotten serious about it. If I am not using it, and a server crashes beyond repair, will I recreate those shares/printers? My thoughts were as long as I match the RAID, disk config, OS, and hardware make/model...
