Dan Tulovsky wrote:

This isn't exactly an answer to your question, but I have had to do any
number of full restores and the following always worked for me.

1) Just like yours
2) just like yours, except I never installed anything but the base
system.
3) same as yours
4) At this point I recover everything (SYSTEM STATE, SYSTEM FILES,
SYSTEM DB, and all the drives C (all of it), etc...)

We did this once with one of our IIS systems. After the last step, IIS wouldn't
run. The solution was to recover the system state AGAIN.

I guess the problem is that there is no IIS on the system yet when recovering
the system state (which includes the IIS metadata).

greetings,

Dennis



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D. Voetelink
UNIX Systems Administrator

Energy research Centre of the Netherlands
Facilities Department - Automation Services

Petten, Netherlands

e-mail : voetelink AT ecn DOT nl
phone  : (+31) 224 564738

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