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Cristie Bare Machine Recovery

Cristie Bare Machine Recovery. Good morning ladies and gentlemen. CBMR – What does it do?. CBMR replaces the operating system of a broken server from a backup of the operating system for that server to similar or dissimilar hardware.

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Cristie Bare Machine Recovery

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  1. Cristie Bare Machine Recovery Good morning ladies and gentlemen.

  2. CBMR – What does it do? CBMR replaces the operating system of a broken server from a backup of the operating system for that server to similar or dissimilar hardware giving you a machine onto which you can restore your Applications and Data

  3. CBMR – How does it do it? DR Preparation Configuration Data Operating System Backup CBMR host Application Backup

  4. CBMR – How does it do it? Disaster Recovery Configuration Data Operating System Backup CBMR host Application Backup

  5. CBMR – How does it do it? Configuration Data

  6. DR Backup Components – Configuration Data • Data may be stored on: • Floppy disk • Memory stick • Hard disk • Network share • As part of the Backup Image • Information such as: • Number of hard disks • Partition information • OS/CBMR Installation paths • Backup Device configuration • Disk Controller, NIC and other drivers needed to prepare machine for recovery

  7. CBMR – How does it do it? Operating System Backup

  8. DR Backup Components – Operating System Data • CBMR for Windows uses an Open File Manager to ensure a single point in time set of files (uses Microsoft VSS in Windows XP/2003/2008) • CBMR backs up the System to a dedicated Backup Location (File Device, Local Tape Device etc) • Weekly • The standard backup data includes: • Boot files • Windows directory • Documents and Settings • CBMR directory

  9. CBMR – How does it do it? Application Backup

  10. DR Backup Components – Application Data • Incremental backups • Daily • The standard backup data includes: • Program Files • Databases • Mail Servers • System State

  11. Network Share Disaster Recovery Components • Bootable CBMR recovery media Part of your backup • System Configuration Floppy Disk • Operating System backup • Application backup Storage

  12. CBMR for Windows – Disaster Recovery Process • Repair your hardware and set up the RAID if necessary • Boot from the CBMR media • Retrieve the configuration information • Restore the CBMR operating system backup 5. Boot into recovered Windows operating system 6. Restore Applications and Databases from your Backups Push Windows storage drivers onto recovered machine

  13. Supported Platforms X = TBMR and CBMR ** = Software can be provided but support not in the current version

  14. More Information Trial Code www.cristie.com Cristie KnowledgeBase http://support.cristie.com/kb/ Demonstration Videos http://www.cristie.com/support/videos/ Product Datasheets http://www.cristie.com/products/datasheets/

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