Hi to all

 

I read a paper called:

    IBM - Modified Instructions for Complete Restores of Windows Systems with 
the TSM Client Bare Metal Restore (BMR), System State Restore, Windows System  
Object Restore.

 

On it the process to restore a complete system drive is:

 

1.       Restore the  CATROOT of the system object   (For XP or 2000)

Restore the  CATROOT of the system state   (For 2003 only for 5.3.4 or older)

 

2.      Restore the system drive    (for all windows)

 

3.      Restore the system objects  (For 2000/XP)  or restore the systemstate 
and systemservices (For 2003)

 

4.      No reboot between only at the end.

 

My question is the process will be the same when doing a restore image  in 
step2 instead restore system drive to do restore image ?????

 

Till now the steps I made for restoring an image was:

 

1.       Restore the image   (for all windows)

 

2.      Reboot

 

3.      Restore the  CATROOT of the system object   (For XP or 2000)

Restore the  CATROOT of the system state     (For 2003)

 

4.      Restore the system objects  (For 2000/XP)  or restore the systemstate 
and systemservices (For 2003)

 

5.      Reboot

 

Can anybody advise what will the correct process for restoring an image.

 

T.I.A Regards

 

Robert Ouzen