Disks managed by this BMR server are used to store a copy of each client system’s (server, desktop, or notebook) boot disk. If a client experiences a local drive failure, instead of waiting for the installation of a replacement hard drive, operating system, and applications, the client can access the stored image from this BMR server to rapidly boot their system over the IP network. This process occurs seamlessly, without requiring a floppy recovery disk.

For each BMR server, you can create user accounts, set properties for the server and clients, manage stored backup images, and run a status report.

To expand this BMR server, double-click on the server name.

When the server is expanded, the General tab displays the configuration and status of the server. Configuration information includes the version of the BMR software and base operating system, the type and number of processors, amount of physical and swappable memory, and network adapter information.

The Event Log tab displays system events and errors. To filter, refresh, export, or print the Event Log, right-click on the server name and select Event Log.

The Statistics tab displays server memory and CPU usage for the Server.

The BMR tab displays BMR server properties. To set these properties, right-click on the server name and select Properties.