# Begin example setup for SLE11 with default ext3 filesystem. # You must adapt "your.NFS.server.IP/path/to/your/rear/backup" at BACKUP_URL. # You may activate SSH_ROOT_PASSWORD and adapt the 'password_on_the_rear_recovery_system'. # For basic information see the SLE11 manuals. # Also see the support database article "SDB:Disaster Recovery" # at http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Disaster_Recovery # In particular note: # There is no such thing as a disaster recovery solution that "just works". # Create the ReaR recovery system as ISO image: OUTPUT=ISO # Store the backup file via NFS on a NFS server: BACKUP=NETFS # BACKUP_OPTIONS variable contains the NFS mount options and # with 'mount -o nolock' no rpc.statd (plus rpcbind) are needed: BACKUP_OPTIONS="nfsvers=3,nolock" # If the NFS server is not an IP address but a hostname, # DNS must work in the ReaR recovery system when the backup is restored. BACKUP_URL=nfs://your.NFS.server.IP/path/to/your/rear/backup # Keep an older copy of the backup in a HOSTNAME.old directory # provided there is no '.lockfile' in the HOSTNAME directory: NETFS_KEEP_OLD_BACKUP_COPY=yes # Set a root password for the ReaR recovery system in a confidential way # to allow SSH connection without a public/private key pair. # Never use your original root password here: #{ SSH_ROOT_PASSWORD='password_on_the_rear_recovery_system' ; } 2>>/dev/$SECRET_OUTPUT_DEV # Let the ReaR recovery system run dhclient to get an IP address # instead of using the same IP address as the original system: #USE_DHCLIENT="yes" # End example setup for SLE11 with default ext3 filesystem.