remote restore to system booted off 4.0D CD

From: Roger Spaulding <roger.spaulding_at_wcom.com>
Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2000 22:13:26 +0000

        Hey Gang!

        Here's my reality:

        I've two systems, clustered. One has a DLT tape drive, the
        other doesn't.

        My task is to restore both systems to a previous state.

        System one was no problem; booted off the 4.0D CD, created
        devices files, file domains, and filesets. Mounted the
        filesets and vrestored their contents from the locally
        mounted tape drive.

        The second system is problematic. I boot off the same
        CD, create device files, create a hosts file that
        has the ip and nodename of the first system, and initialize
        the tu0 interface. I can ping the first system, the one
        with the tape drive.

        The tape was written with vdump, so I modified the command
        given on page 11-30 of latest Compaq System Administration
        manual. Instead of

          rsh remotesystem "dd if=/dev/rmt0h bs=10k" | restore -Yrf -

        I try

          rsh remotesystem "dd if=/dev/rmt0h bs=10k | vrestore -x -f -

        This didn't work so I try

          rsh remotesystem "dd if=/dev/rmt0h bs=10k | vrestore -x -f - /*

        This doesn't work either.

        I go back to the original machine and try these last two commands
        locally. Still no luck.

        Does anyone have any suggestions how to remotely
        vrestore some files, that is vrestore files from
        a drive on another system?

        TIA!

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