No, we just don't care about that stuff.  I know, it sounds crazy, but the 
registry would be useless to us in a disaster recovery scenario.  We do make 
Emergency disks once a month though.

We don't use a Windows server for more than 1 purpose (web server, database 
server, etc...) so a recovery would be *as simple as* re-loading Windows, 
re-installing IIS (on a web server for instance), restore files needed from 
tape and then patch the system with the latest patches.

On our Linux/Solaris boxes, it's a different & better strategy.

-Matt

On Wed, 26 Mar 2003 10:30:48 -0600
"Day, David" <david.day AT CENTERPULSE DOT COM> wrote:

> >For our Windoze hosts we put c:\ instead of All in the save set field and
> >haven't had any problems.
>
> Hey Matt.  Then do you use NT tools to protect registry and system info that
> is normally backed up using ALL?  Something like NRM or M$'s ERT?
>
> Just curious.  We have been unable to restore NT systems in the past, even
> though Legato backed up the system state info so I'm wondering if this is
> your motivation in dropping those save sets?
>
> David
>
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