Mike,
For what it's worth, we had better success with BMR using the 5.3.0.5 client
than the 5.2.2.0 when we did our hotsite test recently.
We also ran a pre and post restore script that copied/restored some of the
hardware specific files such as hal.dll, but we needed to restore to
dissimilar hardware.
Does this machine have other drives than c:? If so, they should be restored
first, in case any software references them.
-steve
-----Original Message-----
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On Behalf Of
Mike Hagery
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 11:03 AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Problems with BMR on W2K (missing DLL's after restore)
Hello,
TSM server Windows2000, TSM 5.2.2.0.
TSM client Windows2000 Advanced, TSM 5.2.2.0, Exchange-mail server
After a succesfull back-up of all local drives (C, D, E, F + system objects)
and a full back-up with ITSM_for_Mail (TDP for Exchange), we tried to do a
full restore of the system.
We get some problems after restoring the operating system and I hope someone
can point me to the right direction.
These are the followed steps:
- Basic installation W2KSP3 (same SP as installed during back-up)
- Server renamed to original name, not joined in domain
- IP config modified for connection with TSM-server
- Installation TSM client
- Modified dsm.opt
- Restore C-partition
NO REBOOT
- Restore System Objects
- Reboot
The system reboots well, but a few seconds after the log-menu appears there
also appears two popup error-messages concerning 'Unable to locate DLL' for
inetinfo.exe:
IisRTL.dll could not be located in <path>
and the other-one for AntigenIMC.exe (virusscanner):
Exstrace.dll could not be located in <path>
If we compare some dll's with another Exchange server the following were
missing:
iisext.dll
iismap.dll
iisrstap.dll
iisreset.exe
It is not possible to start the IIS-service manually.
I find this document:
DCF Document ID: 1164812 - IBM Tivoli Storage Manager: Modified Instructions
for Complete Restores of Windows Systems: Bare Metal Restore (BMR), System
State Restore, Windows System Object Restore
But,
After doing the restore again with the commands out of the document:
- dsmc restore "{SYSTEM OBJECT}\winnt\system32\catroot\*"
%systemroot%\system32\ -sub=yes -rep=all - dsmc restore
%systemdrive%\* -sub=yes -rep=all
- dsmc restore systemobject
I still get the same popup-message about the missing DLL's.
If I do a select on the server the mentioned files are all in the
backup-table. If I do some queries on the client (q sysfiles, q
systemobject, show systemobject) everything is there.
Every tip is welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Mike
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