CAUTION:
It is too late to prepare for a disaster recovery once a disaster has occurred.
See also “Planning” on page 33, for the general preparation procedure for all disaster
recovery methods before completing the steps listed in this section. To recover from
a disaster quickly and efficiently, consider the following steps and prepare your
environment accordingly:
1. You need a Windows bootable installation CD-ROM to enable your system to
start from the CD-ROM. If you do not have a bootable CD-ROM, use the standard
procedure for starting the system from diskettes.
2. Ensure that you have drivers for the system you want to recover. You may need
to install some drivers, such as network, HBA and SCSI drivers during Windows
Setup.
3. To recover the affected system, you need the following information about the
system before the disaster (stored also in the SRD file):
• If DHCP was not used before the disaster, the TCP/IP properties (IP address,
Default gateway, Subnet mask and DNS order)
• Client properties (Hostname)
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