BusinessObjects Content recovery and Disaster recovery in BO BI 4.0

Dear All,
Could u please guid us how to do step by step Business Objects Content recovery and Disaster recovery in BO 4.0 .We used to do it in XI 3.1 ,but it was found some changes in 4.0 .
Thank you in advance for your support and help .
regards,
Mohammed

Hello Ramakrishna,
Try to see on which kind of objects, the issue is ocurring. I mean try to see if you migrate only universes if it works. Then Crystal reports,...
We have a bug ADAPT01588140 which gives a similar error message (FWM 04011) and that should be fix in SP02 Patch 9 (should be release very soon)
This bug is about migrating reports that contains instances in xls or pdf format.
So might be worth to install the fix when it's out to see if it solves the issue for you also.
Thanks
Philippe

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do we test the failover is working?
Thanks in advance.........
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DR : Disaster recovery is the best option for the business to minimize their data loss and downtime. The SQL server has a number of native options. But, everything is depends upon your recovery time objective RTO and recovery point objective RPO.
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Geo Clustering
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Log shipping will work either Full or Bulk logged recovery model.
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Clustering is best option it provides a minimum downtime (like 5 minutes) and data loss in case any data center (Geo) or server failure.
Clustering needs extra hardware/server and it’s more expensive.
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Database mirroring introduced in 2005 onwards. Database Mirroring maintain an exact copy of a database on a different server. It has automatic fail over option and mainly helps to increase the database availability too.
Database mirroring only works FULL recovery model.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151196%28v=sql.90%29.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/wbaer/archive/2008/04/19/high-availability-and-disaster-recovery-with-microsoft-sql-server-2005-database-mirroring-and-microsoft-sql-server-2005-log-shipping-for-microsoft-sharepoint-products-and-technologies.aspx
http://www.slideshare.net/rajib_kundu/disaster-recovery-in-sql-server
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We are in the process of rolling out our online help which was created using Robohelp. In our initial rollout we will provide access to the files via our Client Portal which requires authentication. We are also planning for our next version where we intend to implement Robohelp server functionality.
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I would agree with Peter's reply.
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Exchange Server 2010 - High Availability and Disaster Recovery - English (United States)

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Hi,
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What is the quickest to upgrade disaster recovery system to NW04s in MSCS?

Hi,
I have an issue which I need assistance from SAP/Windows 2003 experts.
Hope you can share your opinion on an SAP upgrade issue we're grappling with.
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Dear All,
I am planning for DR ( Disaster Recovery ) Site. Our current environment is
Production Site
OS        : AIX 5.3
DB        : IBM DB2      version 8.2
SAP      : SAP ERP 6.0 ECC 6
Disaster Recovery Site
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DB        : IBM DB2      version 9.5
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regards
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SAP Note 960843 # DB6:Installation SA MP
"High Availability and Disaster Recovery Options for DB2 on Linux, UNIX,
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http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg247363.pdf
"Data Recovery and High Availability Guide and Reference"
http://publibfp.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/c1042280.pdf
Please update if questions remain unanswered.
Regards,
Paul

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SQL SERVER 2014 DISASTER RECOVERY

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http://blogs.technet.com/b/dataplatforminsider/archive/2014/04/08/sql-server-2014-brings-on-premises-and-cloud-database-together-to-improve-data-availability-and-disaster-recovery.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/francesco_diaz/archive/2014/02/06/sql-server-2014-alwayson-availability-groups-add-azure-replica-wizard-in-action.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/francesco_diaz/archive/2013/11/15/sql-server-2014-ctp2-alwayson-availability-groups-hybrid-it-scenario-using-windows-azure.aspx
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Hi, I have to build DR site with Exchange 2013 environment and unable to see document for Exchange 2013 perspective.
In new environment will contain 10 CAS/MBS co-located servers in primary datacenter with two mailbox copies and disaster recovery site with 5 Exchange 2013 CAS/MBS co-located servers with one database copy in blocked activation mode. Any document related
to this screnario would be helpful. The required solution is when all the servers in PDC goes down then DR site would be activated at DMZ level and Server level. Can I use same IP subnet/Site for the DR site?

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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/80ca452f-f950-4496-83e8-3067d571bb57/exchange-2010-dag-across-sites-different-subnets-vs-stretched-vlan?forum=exchangesvravailabilityandisasterrecovery
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Hi Anil
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Would anybody plz tell me the difference between "cache recovery" and "crash recovery" in oracle ?
I search in google but dont get satisfactory answer ... ...

shipon_97 wrote:
Dear Friends ,
Would anybody plz tell me the difference between "cache recovery" and "crash recovery" in oracle ?
I search in google but dont get satisfactory answer ... ...Crash recovery is performed whenever their is instance failure (single instance or RAC)
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We have a production SharePoint 2010 environment with one Web/App server and one SQL server.
We have a test SharePoint 2010 environment with one server (Sharepoint server and SQL server) and one AD (domain is different from prod environment).
Servers are Windows 2008 R2 and SQL 2008 R2.
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We need to setup a test environment with the exact setup as production - we want to try Disaster recovery.
We have performed backup of farm from PROD and we wanted to restore it on our new server in test environment.Backup completed successfully with no errors.
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We choosed NEW CONFIGURATION option during restore, and we set new database names...
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SPException: The specified user or domain group was not found.
Warning: Cannot restore object User Profile Service Application because it failed on backup.
FatalError: Object User Profile Service Application failed in event OnPreRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
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Warning: [WSS_Content_IT_Portal] A content database with the same ID already exists on the farm. The site collections may not be accessible.
FatalError: Object WSS_Content_IT_Portal failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
SPException: The specified component exists. You must specify a name that does not exist.
Warning: [WSS_Content_Portal] The operation did not proceed far enough to allow RESTART. Reissue the statement without the RESTART qualifier.
RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
FatalError: Object Portal - 80 failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
ArgumentException: The IIS Web Site you have selected is in use by SharePoint. You must select another port or hostname.
FatalError: Object Access Services failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
SPException: Object parent could not be found. The restore operation cannot continue.
FatalError: Object Secure Store Service failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
SPException: The specified component exists. You must specify a name that does not exist.
FatalError: Object PerformancePoint Service Application failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
SPException: Object parent could not be found. The restore operation cannot continue.
FatalError: Object Search_Service_Application_DB_88e1980b96084de984de48fad8fa12c5 failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
Aborted due to error in another component.
Could you please help us to resolve these issues?

I'd totally agree with this. Full fledged functionality isn't the aim of DR, getting the functional parts of your platform back-up before too much time and money is lost.
Anything I can add would be a repeat of what Jesper has wisely said but I would very much encourage you to look at these two resources: -
DR & back-up book by John Ferringer for SharePoint 2010
John's back-up PowerShell Script in the TechNet Gallery
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