What you can do with Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution
Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution lets you work from a remote location to back up and recover Windows-based computers. You can also back up Linux-based computers and recover them locally on a computer using Veritas System Recovery Linux Edition. For more information, see the Veritas System Recovery 18 User's Guide Linux Edition.
Table: What you can do with Veritas System Recovery 18 Management Solution
| Task | Description |
| Generate LightsOut Restore package | Lets you generate the LightsOut Restore package by creating ISOs using the Veritas System Recovery Disk Creation Utility and uploading them on the Management Solution server. After the LightsOut Restore Package is generated, you can configure and install LightsOut Restore 18 on client computers. |
| Define backup policies and tasks and recovery point storage locations | Lets you do the following\: |
| | - Define daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly backup policies, and assign them to one or more resource targets. |
| | - Create full independent recovery points or recovery point sets with incrementals. |
| | - Define recovery point destinations on a network share or on a local drive on the client computer. |
| | See Creating a basic backup policy . |
| | See Creating an advanced backup policy . |
| Remotely recover one drive, multiple drives, or an entire computer (Windows-based) | Lets you do the following\: |
| | - Remotely recover a data drive on a managed client computer. See Recovering a drive . |
| | - Use LightsOut Restore to recover a system drive on a managed client computer that you can restart. See Recovering a remote computer . |
| Deploy command files on Windows-based computer | Lets you do the following\: |
| | - Deploy a command files package from Notification Server directly to client computers. The files are run during a particular stage in the recovery point creation process. |
| | - Specify a folder on a network share where managed client computers can run command files during a particular stage in the recovery point creation process. |
| | See About running command files during a backup . |
| Remotely delete recovery points | Lets you do the following\: |
| | - Delete entire recovery point sets. See Deleting a recovery point set . |
| | - Delete recovery points within a set. See Deleting recovery points within a set . |
| Administer server, desktop, and laptop computers | Lets you do the following\: |
| | - Troubleshoot and resolve backup policies remotely. |
| | - Run various predefined reports on managed computers. |
| | - Manage Veritas System Recovery licenses on resource targets. |
| | - Monitor the overall status of recovery points for an entire network of Windows computers. |
| | See Viewing reports . |