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Protecting Local Disks

Getting Started

System Requirements
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Whenever you want to recover data from the storage system, you can do so quickly and
easily. If you need to recover just a few files or folders, you can access the desired backup
and copy what you need back to your local disk. If you need to recover an entire data disk
or partition (that is, a disk or partition that does not contain any of the files needed to run
the operating system), you can do so using Intel® Client Backup and Recovery. And if
you need to recover your whole system disk, you can do so using the recovery CD.
(Alternately, if your computer does not support the recovery CD but does support the PXE
protocol, you can boot your computer from a backup on the storage system and recover
your system disk.) When you recover a disk, it contains exactly the same data that it
contained at the time the backup was performed—you don't have to reinstall or
reconfigure the operating system or applications.
Each computer where Intel® Client Backup and Recovery is installed must have the
following:
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One of the following operating systems:
— Microsoft Windows XP* Home Edition or Professional (with or without Service
Pack 1 or Service Pack 2)
— Microsoft Windows Server 2003*
— Microsoft Windows 2000* Professional, Server, or Advanced Server with Service
Pack 4
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An enabled network interface card.
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A CD-ROM drive (for installation and using the recovery CD).
Note: A CD-ROM drive is not required for installation if an image of the CD is
accessible via a network server.
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Microsoft iSCSI Initiator*2.x
Note: For information about downloading and installing this item, refer to the next
section, "Installing the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator*."
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20 MB free hard disk space
Note: Intel® Client Backup and Recovery requires the Intelligent Management
Agent (IMA), which is installed automatically if it is not already installed.
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