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Disaster Recovery Methods
On Windows 2000 platforms, the option provides the following boot methods:
- Bootable disk method: Using a modified version of the Windows 2000 setup disks, you can recover any Windows 2000 computer using the Disaster Recovery Wizard. You can start any Windows 2000 computer from the bootable disk, including those with unformatted hard drives, and fully restore your system using the backup media.
- Bootable CD method: (Windows 2000 only) Rather than using disks and a Microsoft Windows 2000 CD, this recommended method, a faster way of booting to the Disaster Recovery Wizard, uses only one disk and a recovery CD. The wizard then restores the system using the backup media.
The Disaster Recovery Option supports local and remote disaster recovery for Windows Server 2003. The option provides the following boot methods: