An IBM Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack (TSM FastBack) protected server
(\\Server_27.mycompany.com, 192.168.0.20) has suffered a hardware failure of the primary
operating system drive. A similar replacement drive is found and installed. A Bare Machine
Recovery (BMR) CD has been created and tested on this server prior to the failure. The TSM
FastBack server is named Austin_FB and has an IP address of 192.168.0.55. Now it is time to
start the restore of the system OS drive. The administrator enters the name of the repository share
as \\Austin_FB\FB_REP_E and OK. An error message is returned that \\Austin_FB\FB_REP_E is
not a valid repository. The administrator re-enters the repository share as

\\192.168.0.55\FB_REP_E and connects. What is the problem?

A.
The Repository share was wrong.

B.
The CD was bad and should be re-built.

C.
The BMR client requires all repository locations to be entered with their IP address.

D.
The DNS name was not resolved. Check the DNS IP address as entering the BMR client.