With proper documentation, and a demonstration of the process, I would say yes. The steps to create or prepare the BMR might be a little bit of a mystery for a non-netbackup person, but the process to boot the cd and answer the questions is a lot easier than installing the OS from media. It would be an easy task to educate Ops or OS on what is happening in the background. I would entrust this role to someone who can navigate through the NBU console with some degree of skill, so you can ask general questions at 3:00 a.m. and get informative answers. You'll probably be getting out of bed and driving in anyway, but having someone do prep work before you arrive would be handy.
Maybe this would be a tier2 operation. You'll need someone you can trust inside the NB admin, who knows what to select when preparing BMR, how to make a CD or verify PXE booting, and this person better know for darn sure that the system they are about to BMR restore is indeed the one that is crashed. Formatting the wrong system for a reload creates extra problems you don't need. I saw it happen once, and heard it from others over the years. -Jon > Can anyone chime in on if an Ops or OS person can handle running a BMR > restore? > > -Rusty > _______________________________________________ Veritas-bu maillist - Veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu http://mailman.eng.auburn.edu/mailman/listinfo/veritas-bu