Storix Software SBAdmin AIX System Recovery Guide - Manual (Page 43)

b. The rootvg volume group is varied on.
c. The rootvg volume group is checked to ensure that enough space is available to recreate the root
(/) and /usr filesystems at the size necessary to restore the data from the backup. If not, you will be
informed so and the installation will terminate, providing only an option to reboot the system. It is
not possible to varyoff the rootvg volume group once it is varied on, therefore the installation may
not be continued.
d. The current root and /usr filesystems and their corresponding logical volumes are removed and
recreated at the minimum size required to restore the data. Note that this often provides more free
space on the system after the recovery is complete.
e. The root and /usr filesystems are restored from the backup.
f. The system and devices are reconfigured as needed from the backup information.
g. Additional device support is automatically installed to support the system if an AIX Installation
CDROM is in the CDROM drive.
h. The boot logical volume and boot list is updated.
i. The system is rebooted in normal mode.
Configure Remote Install Manager
If you configured RIM at the time you created the boot media, it will be automatically enabled and it will not
be necessary to configure in this option. If, however you did not pre-configure RIM, or if you need to change
the RIM configuration (network adapter, IP address or subnet, or if you forgot the password you previously
assigned), you can configure and enable RIM from within the system Installation menus after booting from
the SBAdmin boot media.
To do so, select the System Recovery Utilities option from the main menu to display the following:
Select Configure Remote Install Manager . The following screen will display:
Storix System Backup Administrator 43 Version 8.2 AIX System Recovery Guide