CA ARCserve Backup lets you create customized WinPE Disaster Recovery (DR) images using the Boot Kit Wizard utility. The utility integrates NIC, FC, SCSI, RAID drivers, iSCSI programs, and Disaster Recovery patches into the created ISO image.
Note: To complete the following task, you must have Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) for Windows 7 installed in order to customize the PEDR image. You can download the WAIK for Windows 7 from the Download Center on the Microsoft website.
To create customized WinPE Disaster Recovery images
Note: You can also select Create Boot Kit from the Utilities menu on the home page, the Utilities menu from the Navigation Bar, and from your Start menu.
The Create Boot Kit Wizard dialog opens.
The Select disaster recovery boot kit type screen opens.
The Select disaster recovery image platform and location screen opens.
There are three platforms available:
Important! You must select the platform that corresponds to the platform that is running on the source machine that you are recovering. For example, if you are recovering a computer that is running an x64-based operating system, you must select a WinPE DR Image for an x64 platform.
Click Next.
The Select CA ARCserve Backup installation source path screen opens.
To create a customized WinPE Disaster Recovery image, you must copy the Disaster Recovery programs from the CA ARCserve Backup Installation DVD.
Select the drive where the installation DVD is mounted from the drop-down list and click Next.
The Select disaster recovery options screen opens.
Click Next.
The Specify the drivers to be integrated into the PE image screen opens.
Note: By default, a list of available drivers from the existing Disaster Recovery information displays. To add other drivers from another location, click Add Driver
Note: As a best practice, you should specify this option if you backed up data using iSCSI disks.
Click Next.
The Specify Microsoft iSCSI Initiator binary files screen opens.
Note: The Boot Kit Wizard utility automatically detects iSCSI programs on your current system. If they are detected, the Specify Microsoft iSCSI Initiator binary files screen will not open and you will be directed to confirm your settings. However, if the wizard fails to detect the iSCSI programs, you must specify the location where the iSCSI programs are installed.
Click Next.
A message appears to confirm your settings.
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