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Sorry, we are not using veritas we are using v2i server 2.0 and the problem is that we want to restore a server with multiple partitions to our test bench server which is the same model and specs, the problem is that the restore process requires the partitions to be created prior to restore but i thought v2i made a snapshot of the hard drive and would be able to restore everything including the partitions.<br />
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thanks
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Sorry, we are not using veritas we are using v2i server 2.0 and the problem is that we want to restore a server with multiple partitions to our test bench server which is the same model and specs, the problem is that the restore process requires the partitions to be created prior to restore but i thought v2i made a snapshot of the hard drive and would be able to restore everything including the partitions.

thanks

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Hi, is there a way of saving a raid configuration. <br />
We have a raid 5 with 3 disks in it, it has 5 partitions, now when we try to recover for test purposes on an identical machine using Veritas( a backup software) we keep geting errors. <br />
I think the reason is we are not doing the partitions exactly the same.<br />
Is there no way of creating a backup of the raid config, so i could just insert a disk in and it could reload all the seting for the disks???<br />
Thank you.
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Hi, is there a way of saving a raid configuration. 
We have a raid 5 with 3 disks in it, it has 5 partitions, now when we try to recover for test purposes on an identical machine using Veritas( a backup software) we keep geting errors. 
I think the reason is we are not doing the partitions exactly the same.
Is there no way of creating a backup of the raid config, so i could just insert a disk in and it could reload all the seting for the disks???
Thank you.

Saving a raid configuration.

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