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View Page HistoryIf you are going to use the Boot CD-ROM, you need to download the appropriate software (CD-ROM ISO image) and burn it to a CD.
{info:title=Note}You can request CDs from R1Soft by asking your sales representative.
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To download the *Live CD Server*, perform the following steps: !download.png!
2. Log in to the site by entering your "User Name" and" Password" in the form on the right-hand side of the screen. Registration is required for all downloads.
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{info:title=Note}Existing customers can use their *R1Soft Customer Portal Login*. The forum and tech support help desks have different logins.
New customers can register and download the trial solutions on [http://download.r1soft.com] at [http://download.r1soft.com] by clicking on the "Free Trial for Linux" or "Free Trial for Windows" link. New customers can request a quote here: [http://www.r1soft.com/index.php?id=360].
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3. Click the "Download CDP Products" button to sort the list of the version products. product versions.
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4. Click on the "Stable" link corresponding to "Live CD Server" under in the "Disaster Recovery Boot Media" section.
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5. When the "Stable Release Downloads" page has loaded, you will see a three-column "Live CD Downloads" table containing the following information:
* *Version* \- The version of the latest Live CD Downloads.
* *Date* \- Release date.
* *Download* \- The link for downloading to download the Image you want to use to perform a Bare-Metal Restore.
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{info:title=Note}You can view the release notes here: [http://wiki.r1soft.com/display/R1D/Release+Notes]
{info:title=Note}You can view the release notes here: [http://wiki.r1soft.com/display/R1D/Release+Notes]
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6. Since you are performing a *Windows Bare-Metal Restore* using the *Boot CD-ROM Image*, you will need to download the following item:
* *Live CD* \- The file name looks like this: {{r1soft-cdp-bootcd-server-3.18.2.iso}}
{info:title=Tip}An {{.iso}} file is just a disk image. Treat it as an archive file without compression. Put it on a disk, or make it look like you put it on a disk to open it.
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