Thomas Peacock


On Nov 10, 2010, at 1:04 PM, Robert Brault <rbrault AT EDFINANCIAL DOT COM> 
wrote:

> I am in a windows environment. After installing networker 7.5.2.4 on the 
> DR server with the same name and IP as the original, I perform an MMRecov 
> and go through the steps of changing the res.r to res. I have included on 
> this system a host file with all the clients and there respective ip 
> addresses. 
> 
> After all this is complete, I then go through the steps of starting the 
> services from the command line. net start nsrexecd(2 seconds), net start 
> nsrd(20 minutes) and net start gstd(2 seconds). If I perform these steps 
> in production the nsrd only takes about 1 minute. 
> 
> In the past we have tried starting the nsrd in debug mode and noticed that 
> it tries to resolve each client. This is not feasible in the cold site 
> because the domain controller is not avaiable until I restore it.
> 
> Has anyone else tested this with any success. I have been to DR about 6 
> times in the last three years and each time Networker takes up most of the 
> test. 
> 
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