1. This step is only required if your are restoring a Windows 2000 or XP system, or if you are restoring a Windows 2000, XP, or 2003 system with a TSM client at level 5.3.4 or older. The following commands can be used to pre-restore the Windows system file protection catalogs:
Your Windows installation directory and drive letter may vary. The %systemroot% and %systemdrive% variables can be used to create a generic restore procedure if desired.
Windows 2000:
> dsmc restore "{SYSTEM OBJECT}\winnt\system32\catroot\*"
c:\winnt\system32\ -sub=yes -rep=all
Windows XP:
> dsmc restore "{SYSTEM OBJECT}\windows\system32\catroot\*"
c:\windows\system32\ -sub=yes -rep=all
Windows 2003/Windows 2003 R2 for 5.3.4 and older client levels only:
> dsmc restore "{SYSTEM STATE}\windows\system32\catroot\*"
c:\windows\system32\ -sub=yes -rep=all
2. Restore the system drive. Ignore the request to reboot at the end of the restore and proceed to the next step! Repeat this restore step for all other drives that exist on your system.
All Windows:
> dsmc restore c:\* -sub=yes -rep=all
3. Restore the system state. The option frsprimaryrestore yes can be added to the client option file prior to running the following commands if an authoritative sysvol restore for a domain controller is required. (note: you will be prompted to reboot at the conclusion of the restore.)
Windows 2000/XP:
> dsmc restore systemobject
Windows 2003/2003 R2/Vista/2008:
> dsmc restore systemstate
4. Restore the system services. This step only applies to TSM 5.4 and older clients since the system service components are included as part of the systemstate backup beginning with TSM 5.5.
Windows 2003/2003 R2/Vista:
> dsmc restore systemservices
5. Reboot