Yes that is one solution, but if the remote server is placed behind a 64kb line
for example, the restore of some Mb's can take a while....

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In addition to the prior good suggestions to your question, you could
perform the *equivalent* of a "remote restore" if you can mount the
remote system's file system on your machine (as via NFS) and use the
Node operand with Restore to achieve it.  Some sites have their ADSM
server system also function as a file server for NFS client systems,
which allows you to achieve a conceptual "remote restore" that way.
     Richard Sims, Boston University OIT