"Kovacs, Mark" wrote:

> Shawn,
>
>         He have both UNIX and NT servers running in our shop.  We have both
> NT and HP-UX TSM servers, so it should not be a problem.  I would like to
> get a contact that can give us some good technical insight into the product
> and how well it works.
>
>         I was even wondering if you can use it to quickly create a recovery
> partition, load a basic OS and TSM clients, and then run a normal full TSM
> recovery.

Since you asked:
TKG's BMR does this automatically.  There is a link to a document about
how BMR works with NT.  See http://www.tkg.com/bmr/bmr-nt.pdf.   Other
documents are in: http://www.tkg.com/bmr/docs.html.  And another link
for contact information: http://www.tkg.com/contact.html.

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