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The VERITAS BMR Third-Party Products CD (3PPCD) is required when building a NetBackup 6.5 Bare Metal Restore (BMR) Shared Resource Tree (SRT) for Linux.
Details:
While building a Linux
Bare Metal Restore Boot Server the following prompt will be
encountered:
The following media is required:
VERITAS BMR Third-Party Products CD (3PPCD)
Please load the media now.
Load media from (? for help) [/dev/cdrom]:
In addition to the operating system software and NetBackup client software, a Linux SRT requires open source products that may not be included in the vendor Linux distribution. This requirement is listed in the VERITAS NetBackup Bare Metal Restore 6.5 System Administrator's Guide under "Creating a Linux SRT" (refer to the related documents section below).
The following media is required:
VERITAS BMR Third-Party Products CD (3PPCD)
Please load the media now.
Load media from (? for help) [/dev/cdrom]:
In addition to the operating system software and NetBackup client software, a Linux SRT requires open source products that may not be included in the vendor Linux distribution. This requirement is listed in the VERITAS NetBackup Bare Metal Restore 6.5 System Administrator's Guide under "Creating a Linux SRT" (refer to the related documents section below).
Download the following ISO image to the Linux BMR Boot
Server:
Bare Metal Restore Third-Party Products CD (3PPCD)
Refer to the related documents section below for the link to this image.
Once downloaded, either create a cdrom from the ISO image, or mount the ISO image on the Linux BMR Boot Server and specify the path to this ISO image when prompted as indicated above.
Bare Metal Restore Third-Party Products CD (3PPCD)
Refer to the related documents section below for the link to this image.
Once downloaded, either create a cdrom from the ISO image, or mount the ISO image on the Linux BMR Boot Server and specify the path to this ISO image when prompted as indicated above.
Products Applied:
NetBackup Enterprise Server 6.5, 6.5.1
NetBackup with the BMR option 6.5, 6.5.1
NetBackup Enterprise Server 6.5, 6.5.1
NetBackup with the BMR option 6.5, 6.5.1
Last Updated: February 12 2008 05:29 PM GMT
Expires on: 02-11-2009
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Subjects:
Linux
Applications: Configuration
NetBackup Enterprise Server
Nbu Add-Ons And Options: Bare Metal Restore
NetBackup with the BMR option
Application Configuration: Installation
Linux
Applications: Configuration
NetBackup Enterprise Server
Nbu Add-Ons And Options: Bare Metal Restore
NetBackup with the BMR option
Application Configuration: Installation
Languages:
English (US)
English (US)
Operating Systems:
Linux
Linux
RHEL 3.0 (AS, ES, WS), RHEL 4.0
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