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Create a BMR CD/DVD

After the ISO image is created and saved to the specified destination, you then need to burn this image onto a bootable CD or DVD. You can use this bootable media to initialize the new computer system and allow the bare metal recovery (BMR) process to begin.

To ensure your saved ISO image is always the most up-to-date version:

• You should create a new ISO image every time you update CA ARCserve D2D.
• If you saved the ISO image to a remote location, you should burn the CD/DVD only if you need to perform a BMR.
• If you have CA ARCserve D2D installed on multiple computers, you should create a new ISO image (and corresponding CD/DVD) from a known-good computer just prior to performing a BMR so that the image includes all latest CA ARCserve D2D updates.