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Chapter 5
Enabling remote boot
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When you enable remote boot, your network connection will be temporarily
interrupted. It is recommended that you enable remote boot when this will not
adversely affect any network applications that you might be running.
If remote boot is successfully enabled, a new backup is created automatically.
Once you have enabled remote boot, if you subsequently want to boot remotely
using a different network interface card (NIC), you must first disable remote boot
and then enable it again, specifying the other NIC. In addition, after you recover a
disk while booting remotely, you must disable and re-enable remote boot.
To enable remote boot:
1. In the Protected disk list on any page, select your system disk or partition.
If you protected multiple system disks or partitions, select the first system disk or
partition on your computer (typically Disk 0).
2. From the Action menu, click Enable Remote Boot.
The Enable Remote Boot dialog box displays. This dialog box displays a list of all
the NICs on your computer.
3. From the list, select the NIC that you want to use when remotely booting from
the storage system.
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