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Newbie to Solaris , but came across this link, might help<br />
Kind regards<br />
Mutahir<br />

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Newbie to Solaris , but came across this link, might help
Kind regards
Mutahir


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What's the scope of &quot;server recovery&quot; ? Are you talking about being able to consistently provision a server with zones, zone config etc, ready for apps/services to be deployed or are you talking about disaster recovery?
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What's the scope of "server recovery" ? Are you talking about being able to consistently provision a server with zones, zone config etc, ready for apps/services to be deployed or are you talking about disaster recovery?

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No I am looking for a way to image current production systems on a regular basis for DR. &nbsp;This is why I am considering Netbackup BMR.
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No I am looking for a way to image current production systems on a regular basis for DR.  This is why I am considering Netbackup BMR.

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I believe I am going to try FLARS with JET and see what happens. &nbsp;If no joy, I will be forced to use Netbackup BMR. &nbsp;Since we already have this option and we are running only sparc system, this may be the best way. &nbsp;Thank you both for your replies.
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I believe I am going to try FLARS with JET and see what happens.  If no joy, I will be forced to use Netbackup BMR.  Since we already have this option and we are running only sparc system, this may be the best way.  Thank you both for your replies.

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I am looking for suggestions on a clean stable way to create Solaris restore images for server recovery. &nbsp;So far I am looking at FLARS and Netbackup BMR.<br />
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I need a solution that is able to handle zones.<br />
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At this point, I believe that BMR is the way to go as I have never used FLARS.<br />
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Any comments will be appreciated.<br />
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Thank you.
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I am looking for suggestions on a clean stable way to create Solaris restore images for server recovery.  So far I am looking at FLARS and Netbackup BMR.

I need a solution that is able to handle zones.

At this point, I believe that BMR is the way to go as I have never used FLARS.

Any comments will be appreciated.

Thank you.

Imaging Solaris 10 - Suggestions?

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