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2 Bare Metal Recovery 1-Touch for Windows VMware Cloud Servers

Download the Baremetal Windows ISO .iso file from the Download Center section of Commvault Command Center;
upload the .iso file to the virtual disk of your Cloud Server;
connect to the Cloud Server using the recovery console;
restart the Cloud Server and press ESC to access the Boot Menu;
use the arrow keys to select CD-ROM Drive and press Enter;
select the language. If you do not make a selection, English is used by default;
in the 1-Touch window, select Cancel;
in Memory Status, two RAM values are displayed:
The required RAM value (Required RAM Size) must always be equal to the available RAM value (Available RAM Size); otherwise, an out-of-memory error occurs.
- Required RAM Size: indicates the required RAM;
- Available RAM Size: indicates the available RAM;
under Firewall Information, enter allClients in the Client Group Name field;
select the There is a firewall between this client and the CommServe checkbox;
select Next >;
under Firewall Configuration, enter the following information:
- retrieve the values from the Cloud Control Panel and enter them in the following fields:
  - CommServe Client Name: for example, Ddcvaultcs02;
  - CommServe Host Name: the full CommServe hostname (for example, Ddcvaultcs02.dcloud.local);
- select CommServe is reached through a proxy;
- retrieve the values from the Cloud Control Panel and enter them in the following fields:
  - Proxy client name: the proxy client name (for example, Backupdev1a.cloud.it);
  - Proxy hostname or IP address: the proxy IP address (for example, 95.110.152.235);
  - Proxy port number: 8403;
select Next >;
on the Detected Disk Devices screen, verify that all disks are visible and confirm by selecting Yes, all disk drivers have been detected;
select Next >;
under Client & Network Information, enter the following information:
- Area CommServe Information
  - retrieve the values from the Cloud Control Panel and enter them in the following fields:
    - CommServe Host Name: the full CommServe hostname (for example, Ddcvaultcs02.dcloud.local);
    - CommServe IP address: for example, 10.111.98.50;
  - enter your credentials, making sure you are a tenant administrator (for example, Azienda05\azienda05):
    - CommCell User Name;
    - CommCell Password;
- Network Configuration
  - Connection: Ethernet;
  - Use the following IP address:
    - enter the source machine's IP address (if restoring to the same machine);
    - enter the new machine's IP address (if restoring to a different machine);
select Get Clients;
select the client to restore from the Client Name section;
select Next >;
review the information and select Next >;
the Commvault agent installation starts in RAM;
under Restore Options, select a backup set and a recovery point (you can choose the latest backup by selecting Restore from latest backup, or an earlier backup using Restore from the backup before);
review the information and select Next >;
under Restore Options, select:
- System State: Non-Authoritative;
- Disk Mapping: Similar Disk Mapping;
- deselect Go to Windows Mini-Setup and confirm any warning pop-ups;
ONLY WHEN CLONING
- Select Clone Machine under Options.
  - New Client Name: enter the company name and hostname (for example, Company05_cloned12);
  - New Hostname: enter a new hostname for the restored machine (different from the source machine's hostname);
select Next >;
select Next > again;
verify the information and select Next > again;
in the TCP/IP Properties pop-up window, select the Ethernet network adapter;
- enter the source machine's IP address (if restoring to the same machine);
- enter the new machine's IP address (if restoring to a different machine);
review the information and select Next >;
confirm disk initialization;
select Finish;
disk initialization starts;
if an Add driver pop-up appears, check whether the network interfaces have changed:
- if you are backing up and restoring Aruba Cloud machines, you do not need to add drivers.
data restoration begins;
wait until the message Restore completed successfully appears;
restart the Cloud Server;
after restarting, sign in at least once using an administrator account;
after the first sign-in, network interface configuration starts and, if the machine was cloned, a new hostname is assigned.

Related guides:

Commvault - Connection agent
Installing an operating system from a virtual CD/DVD on a VMware Cloud Server
Recovery console