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Note: If your boot device is not set to the DVD drive, first boot into SMS
and set the boot device.
2. The partition boots to the SysBack Installation and Maintenance Main Menu.
3. Using the menus, make any needed changes to the LVM information. When
finished, select the Install the System with Current Settings option.
Note: This new partition may not have as many disk drives assigned to it
as the source partition. The disk drives also may be of a different size. You
may want to enable mirroring in this partition when it did not exist on the
source partition. These changes, and many more, can be used to
customize this installation. For more information about how to change LVM
information, refer to Chapter 11, "Changing the Volume Group, Logical
Volume, and Filesystem Attributes," in the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for
System Backup and Recovery Installation and User's Guide, available at:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/c
om.ibm.itsmsbr.doc/bmrug565.htm
4. The install proceeds without any further intervention. Once completed, the
system log in prompt appears.
Using a media device assigned to a remote partition
Remote backups are backups sent across the network to a remote machine or
partition. This backup type is easily accomplished after completing a quick,
simple, one-time Remote Services configuration.
For the purposes of this example, let us assume the following scenario:
SysBack is installed on both partitions.
The host name of the partition to be backed up is pluto:
– This image is used to install a new partition.
– The new partition network boots from this partition. Therefore, this partition
is a boot server to the new partition.
– This partition is also a backup client to mars.
Note: It is possible for a system or partition to be both a SysBack server
and a client.
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