Which version of System Recovery are you using - 2013? If yes, please specify if 2013 or 2013 R2.
it's 2013...Not the R2 version
Thanks
OK, with that version, we used to provide recovery disks with the product (this was a long time ago).
However, this changed: https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100032519.html
Your best bet is to upgrade to VSR 18 which allows you to create your own recovery disk but only to .iso format or directly to bootable USB drive. If you specifically want to use DVD, you would need to then burn the .iso file outside of the product using third-party software.
If interested, you can trial VSR 18 here: https://www.veritas.com/trial/en/us/system-recovery-18
Hope this helps.
I will try the Trial and hope that helps.
Within SSR 2013 it has a function to create a recovery CD, however, it asks me where the source location is to create the boot CD.
I attached a screenshot
I created a SSR 2013R2 boot CD, attempted a test restore and of course it complained about a bad header when I selected the backup file.
Within SSR 2013 it has a function to create a recovery CD, however, it asks me where the source location is to create the boot CD.
So if I remember correctly, that version only allows you to create a custom recovery disk. You have to present the standard recovery disk in order to do this though.
I created a SSR 2013R2 boot CD, attempted a test restore and of course it complained about a bad header when I selected the backup file.
What's the exact error?
