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Reboot the system. Everything is restored to the exact

state it was in when the backup was created. No

formatting, partitioning, or system installation is required.

Native Access

Since the SnapBack tape contains an absolute image of the

source drives, it is possible to mount a tape as if it were a

read-only drive. TD-ROM allows administrators and users

to view, recover, or execute files directly from the tape. To

an application program, a mounted tape appears to be the

original media – no muss, no fuss, no missing files or lost

links.

INTRO

Media Independence

Unlike the old days of image backup, any SnapBack image

can be restored to ANY drive regardless of drive type, size

or parameterization, as long as the new drive is as large or

larger than the original.

How It Works

On restore, SnapBack detects both the drive type of the

backup which is stored on tape and the drive type that the

backup is being restored to. If they are both SCSI drives, or

identical IDE drives, the image on tape is sent directly to

the new drive with no intervention. If the drive types are

dissimilar then SnapBack re-parameterizes the data as it

restores to the new drive.

What about the unused space if you restore to a larger

drive?

Simple! For NetWare servers you simply restore to the

larger drive, run the SnapBack Netsizer utility, then specify

new or grow existing volumes to the full capacity of the

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