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The following example for recovering the Backup binaries, assumes a disk
containing the Backup software has been damaged or completely destroyed. This
example also assumes that the operating system is installed and operating properly.
The set of instructions you need to follow in this section depend upon which system
you lost (server, client, or storage node) and the extent of the damage. Refer to the
following list of disaster recovery scenarios to determine which set of instructions
apply to your situation.
*If you are recovering Backup clients and storage nodes, you need to follow the
instructions in these sections:
-"How to Prepare for Backup Software Recovery" on page 21
-"How to Recover Backup Clients and Storage Nodes" on page 23
*If you are recovering a Backup server that lost its indexes and configuration files,
you need to follow the instructions in these sections:
-"How to Prepare for Backup Software Recovery" on page 21
-"How to Recover Backup Indexes and Configuration Files" on page 23
-"How to Rename the Configuration Files Directory" on page 29
-"How to Complete the Recovery of the Backup Server Data" on page 30
*If you are recovering a Backup server from clone volumes, you need to follow the
instructions in these sections:
-"How to Prepare for Backup Software Recovery" on page 21
-"Recovery from Clone Volumes" on page 28
-"How to Rename the Configuration Files Directory" on page 29
-"How to Complete the Recovery of the Backup Server Data" on page 30
*If you are recovering Backup to a a new server, you need to follow the
instructions in this section:
-"Recovery to a New Server" on page 31
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