Hi All,

PS : I'm not at all a Windows person.I'm a unix admin .

I have a windows2000 server crashed ( during the process of changing the
drives to be Dynamic ) .

The restore of C drive which is 4 GB took 9+ hours  which is obviously not
acceptable.

1 .For Server A  I have generated backup sets for the drives C & D I would
like to restore.

Q1. Can I genrate backup sets for both the drives at the same time and let
them go to a single tape. ?

2. On Server B I changed the dsm.opt file to see itself as Server A and
initiated the restore from the backupset generated from drive C and I get
access died error . ANE4007E after restoring few files. I'm logged in as
administrator on Server B when initiating the restore similar error occured
while restoring D drive from backupset generated for D drive . Both the
restores were tried to original location. I'm not sure how will I restore
the system objects of Server A to  Server B.

Q2.  Can I restore C / D drive of Server A to Server B . ( Server B is the
original Server A expect for the Name ie Server B from Hardware point of
view as we built the box on a different server to get the business going ) ?

Q3. Can I restore the System Objects of Server A to Server B.

3. How do I do Full backups everyday ( ABSOLUTE IN MANAGEMENT CLASS - am I
right rather than SELECTIVE ) for Server C and make sure the data is written
to single tape. Can I actually do a full backup of a server to single tape.?

I apprecaite Any reponse.

TSM server version is : 4.1.2 ( I know We are running  unsupported version )




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