About restoring BMR clients using media boot

Note:

Review the secure communication compatibility support matrix for BMR table to know more about the supported master, boot server, client, and SRT versions for Linux, Windows, Solaris, AIX, and HP-UX environments. See Secure communication compatibility matrices for BMR for NetBackup 8.1.1 and later releases.

Use these procedures for a standard restore (also known as a self restore, which is a restore to the same system and disks).

To restore using media boot requires that you first create bootable media.	Refer sections on creating boot media.
Before you do a standard restore, you must run the prepare to restore operation using the current, saved configuration.	See Preparing a client for restore.
The procedure for restoring the client system depends on the manufacturer and mode.	See Restoring an AIX client with media boot. See Restoring a HP-UX client with media boot. See Restoring a Linux client with media boot. See Restoring a Solaris client with media boot. See Restoring a Windows client with media boot.
Other information about restoring clients is available.	See About external procedures. See About performing complete backups. See About performing a full backup after a restore. See Ensuring successful backups.