# Accessing the Response File from a UNC Path During Non-Interactive Bare Metal Recovery Using 1-Touch Restore

You can access the recovery response file from a network location during the non-interactive restore. Follow the steps given below to perform the non-interactive restore when the recovery response file is stored in a network location:

1. Boot the client using the 1-Touch Live CD.

2. In the Language Selection dialog box, select a language from the list. To use the same language for the keyboard, click Use default keyboard for the selected language check box and click OK.

3. In the 1-Touch dialog box, click OK.

   A temporary DHCP IP will be assigned automatically to the client that you are recovering.

4. If the temporary DHCP IP is not assigned automatically, you have to provide the Static IP, Subnet Mask Default Gateway, Primary DNS and WINS.

   The permanent IP address of the client will be the IP address that is stored in the response file.

5. Enter the UNC path of the location where the response file is located, and then click Open.

   Enter only the UNC path (excluding the filename). After opening the location and logging in, manually select the appropriate response file.

6. In the command prompt, enter your network credentials to access the file.

7. Select the response file, and then click Open.

8. Resume the 1-Touch recovery.

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