Complete backup and recovery of WAS 640

Hi Folks,
I am trying to restore our XI System (Web As 640 SP15 + Oracle + Windows) on to a new Server for performance reasons.
I am following Wlog published in SDN:
/people/sap.user72/blog/2006/03/04/complete-xi-backup-restore-in-an-hour
Any comments or suggestions on this would be highly appreciated.
Regards
Chandu

1. There is no specific order, but last to go down should be CMS and first to come up should be CMS.
@echo off
Stop Business Objects Services
echo
net stop "BOBJCrystalReportApplicationServer"
net stop "BOBJEventServer"
net stop "BOBJProgramServer"
net stop "BOBJOutputFileServer"
net stop "BOBJProcessServer"
net stop "BOBJInputFileServer"
net stop "BOBJDestinationServer"
net stop "BOBJCrystalReportspageserver"
net stop "BOBJJobServer_Report"
net stop "BOBJCentralMS"
exit
Similarly to Start services, instead of stop use start and put CentralMS at the top and save it as a batch file.
2. Jobs running when the server goes down will fail, other recurring jobs will wait till the server comes up.
3. Yes, backup File Store & Database.
4. Not sure about the default password for My SQL, you should be able to backup the MySQL database, I have done that once.
5. Backup FileStore & Database.

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