One of the things that BMR does very well is to recover Solaris with a
VxVM encapsulated root disk.  

Unfortunately Solaris 10 support (as a BMR client) won't be ready until
MP3 (looks like July). 

 
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[Ray Schafer] [...]
>  I ask this because I have run into a few errors relating to an
>  encapsulated file system when attempting to create the flash archive
>  of the system.

An encapsulated filesystem is an issue with volume managers like VxVM
and shouldn't have anything to do with netbackup.  In general, you won't
be able to create a flash archive of an encapsulated root disk.  The
flash restore won't be able to create the appropriate VxVM setup.

You could do it, but as a "post" step you'd need to clean up /etc/system
and /etc/vfstab and probably touch install-db on 3.x and earlier so that
VxVM doesn't launch.  With 4.x you wouldn't need the install-db, but
would need the other bits.

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Darren Dunham                                           ddunham AT taos DOT com
Senior Technical Consultant         TAOS            http://www.taos.com/
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