Rightfax normally dumps its database out to disk on a nightly basis.
So long as you are picking that up, you shouldn't have major issues restoring.
You may find that Rightfax is less complicated to reinstall than you
think, unless you are not under support and are concerned about licensing.
In any case, make sure you get an ASR backup. I also second the idea
about ghosting the system, and transfering it to a working array in that way.
Dave
Date: Wed, 5 May 2010 17:46:06 -0400
From: tkutil <networker-forum AT BACKUPCENTRAL DOT COM>
Subject: Full System Backup/Recovery
> More information is necessary. What OS is this troubled server
running? What exactly is the problem with the disk? Do you need to
restore just the OS or the server's data?
Windows 2003. Need to recover whole system as the application is very
complicated to reinstall. (RightFax)
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Cambridge Computer Services, Inc.
Artists in Data Storage
Tel: 781-250-3000
Tel (Direct): 781-250-3260
Fax: 781-250-3360
dave AT cambridgecomputer DOT com
www.cambridgecomputer.com
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