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After you boot your Host using one of the above three (3) methods, you will need to follow the process of Bare-Metal Restore in your CDP Server.

Read more in:
* [Linux Bare-Metal Restore Guide|R1D:Linux Bare-Metal Restore Guide]
* [Windows Bare-Metal Restore Guide|R1D:Windows Bare-Metal Restore Guide]\\

h3. Bare-Metal Disaster Recovery of Disk Safes Using Encryption

When Restoring from a Disk Safe using encryption, you will be prompted for the passphrase. Bare-Metal Restores of Disk Safes using encryption are not possible without first entering the passphrase.

At the beginning of the Restore operation, the RSA Public Key and Backup Key are sent to the Agent over an encrypted socket. The Agent uses Keys to decrypt the Disk Image on its end as it is received over the network. Your data is always encrypted until the last minute when it is decrypted before being written to the hard drive on the Host you are Restoring to.\\

Read more in:
* [Linux Bare-Metal Restore Guide|R1D:Linux Bare-Metal Restore Guide]
See also:&nbsp;[R1D:Disk Safe Encryption].
* [Windows Bare-Metal Restore Guide|R1D:Windows Bare-Metal Restore Guide]{excerpt:hidden=true}Description of the "Bare-Metal Restore" concept. {excerpt}