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kwise 06-09-2013 05:49 AM

BMR
 
Any suggestion on a magical BMR tool that will work on any AIX/Solaris/HPUX/Linux platforms ? Also support OS boot SAN w/mulitpathing .

If not, any suggestions on how to tackle each OS?

Thanks!

Sigg3.net 06-09-2013 06:06 AM

BMR?

kwise 06-09-2013 07:36 AM

BMR
 
Bare Metal Restore

Sigg3.net 06-09-2013 07:40 AM

For GNU/Linux GUI, I'd suggest clonezilla, or specifically dd (on any UNIX). But I haven't tried the other ones.

TB0ne 06-09-2013 10:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwise (Post 4968179)
Any suggestion on a magical BMR tool that will work on any AIX/Solaris/HPUX/Linux platforms ? Also support OS boot SAN w/mulitpathing .

If not, any suggestions on how to tackle each OS?
Thanks!

Solaris has flash-archive. AIX has mksysb, Linux has dd, and HPUX has make_tape_recovery/make_disk_recovery. Linux has other options (as mentioned) like clonezilla, mondoarchive, and systemimager.

However, since you're mentioning commercial-grade *nix's, and SAN, presumably you have corporate money, and quite possibly an enterprise-scale backup solution. Things like Netbackup, Networker, and TSM all have bare-metal backup/recovery pieces available for them, and fit in well with your existing backup scenario.

mandarkhanolkar 06-11-2013 07:09 AM

Symantec NetBackup Bare Metal Restore supports machine disaster recovery onto same or different HW. Almost main operating systems are supported. (Windows, Linux (rhel, suse, oel), HPUX (ia, pa-risc), AIX, Solaris (x86, sparc) ).
Also OS boot over SAN and multipathing env ( like emc pp and linux native mp) are well supported. Even m/c having OS over local disks can be restored to boot over SAN Lun.

Thanks.

TB0ne 06-11-2013 08:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mandarkhanolkar (Post 4969477)
Symantec NetBackup Bare Metal Restore supports machine disaster recovery onto same or different HW. Almost main operating systems are supported. (Windows, Linux (rhel, suse, oel), HPUX (ia, pa-risc), AIX, Solaris (x86, sparc) ).
Also OS boot over SAN and multipathing env ( like emc pp and linux native mp) are well supported. Even m/c having OS over local disks can be restored to boot over SAN Lun.

Thanks.

Yes...that's what I said previously.


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