Restoring from Time Machine Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Essential Training from lynda.com

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In Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Essential Training, server expert Sean Colins shows how to set up a brand-new server or migrate existing data to a new Snow Leopard Server installation. The course explains how to build a custom image that will automatically set up hundreds of client machines using the System Image Utility, and how to establish groups using the Workgroup Manager. Each chapter demonstrates how to set up a different server option, including mail, calendaring, and printing, services required in most office environments, but the course also shows features unique to Snow Leopard like Podcast Producer and Wiki Server. The course finishes with a demonstration of how to use Time Machine with an Open Directory archive to backup corporate data.

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[RobbieDelacruz]

i have so much stuff on my mac including bootcamp etc, i need to restore from a backup from yesterdays time as i have messed up a few things and i have errors popping up, will this do everything clean as if nothing ever happened?

[ellieb5555]

Your video helped me a lot, thank you :)

[jayson19labaclado]

hi there, i just upgraded to lion, and i have a macbook pro 13" mid 2010 model. i always back up to time machine and I'm planning to upgrade my hard drive. my question is, if i already have installed the new hard drive, will it be able to restore from the back up of time machine or do i need to clone and boot from my old hard drive?

[cappuccino771]

thank you =)

[TheCatsLastWord]

@ivan12541 The same way? I am not sure what your problem is :\ Just make sure your external harddrive is plugged in, put installation disc in and when you restart your computer hold down C to get you to this window.

[ivan12541]

how do i do this with a new mac

[MrCr80man]

@big1mitch Yes, as long as you have a Time Machine Backup on a separate drive (Internal or External)

[tripmedia]

can any one tell me, will this back up the full install of programs like FCP or photoshop? or does Time Machine only backup files and settings? I need to re-install snow leopard and I would rather not have to re-install everything individually.

[DrRibbones]

Thanks for this! I'm attempting this tonight and now I feel confident :)