Notes
Server
- The 1-Touch Server must be a dedicated Solaris machine running the Jump
Start server environment.
- For 1-Touch Server, use any Solaris system that is configured as a JumpStart server and has the required networking services, which include RARP, bootp, and tftp. Configure the 1-Touch server using the Solaris Advanced Installation Guide (see,
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/802-5740). It is recommended that you set the primary mirror as the boot device for restores to succeed.
- The Solaris JumpStart server version (including updates) should be greater than or equal to the version of the Solaris client whose data is targeted for recovery. A Solaris JumpStart server can recover data from a Solaris client whose version is equal to or less than the server version. For example, a Solaris 10 JumpStart server can recover data from Solaris 10 client, Solaris 9 client, etc. Similarly, a Solaris 9 JumpStart server cannot recover data from Solaris 10 client, but it can recover data from Solaris 9 client, Solaris 8 client, etc.
- If Solaris 10 Update 6 or above jumpstart server is used as 1-touch server, please make sure that it has /boot/solaris/bin/root_archive. It is required for unpacking and repacking Solaris miniroot in jumpstart server.
- Ensure that the permissions setting for an NFS share on the JumpStart server is "ro"
(read-only)
- Solaris 9 and Solaris 10 boot image versions are supported.
Client
- This feature is not supported when bootable partitions are on the disk arrays (snapable disk).
- iSCSI root is supported for 1-Touch.
- Solaris local zones are not supported for 1-Touch backups.
- Link aggregation is not supported for 1-Touch backups.
- I/O Multipathing(MPxIO) is not supported for root file system recovery.
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