Acronis true image Manual

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You can back up data automatically on a schedule (see 
), and 
not worry about zone overflow issues. However, if you keep long chains of incremental 
backups, it is a good practice to check the zone free space periodically. To do so, start the 
Manage Acronis  Secure Zone wizard and check the zone free space, or manually 
remove or consolidate unnecessary backups. For manual backup consolidation and 
removal, see 
 
Acronis Secure Zone contents can be viewed directly from Windows Explorer. Open My 
Computer
 (Start -> My computer, or Start -> Run… -> explorer /n, /e, /select, c:\ ) and 
double-click on the Acronis Secure Zone icon. In the window that opens, all backup 
archives stored in the zone along with their creation dates will be listed. However, viewing 
backup archive contents, backup restoration, consolidation, and deleiton can be perfomed 
from Acronis True Image for Microsoft Small Business Server only. For more information, 
see 
For information on how to create, resize or delete Acronis Secure Zone, see 
For information on how to create, resize or delete Acronis Secure Zone, or manage 
Acronis Secure Zone backup archives using this wizard, see 
In case you remove Acronis True Image Agent or Acronis True Image for Microsoft Small 
Business Server local version from the system, there is an option to keep Acronis Secure 
Zone along with its contents (which will enable data recovery on booting from bootable 
media) or remove Acronis Secure Zone.  
 
The Acronis Secure Zone should not be the only location where a backup is stored. 
Should the disk have a physical failure, the Acronis Secure Zone could be lost. This is 
particularly critical for backups of servers; the Acronis Secure Zone should only be one 
part of an overall backup strategy.  
3.4  Acronis Startup Recovery Manager 
3.4.1  How it works 
The Acronis Startup Recovery Manager enables starting Acronis True Image for Microsoft 
Small Business Server on a local computer without loading the operating system. If the 
operating system won't load, you can run Acronis True Image for Microsoft Small 
Business Server by itself to restore damaged partitions. Unlike booting from the Acronis 
removable media or RIS server, you will not need a separate media or network 
connection to start Acronis True Image for Microsoft Small Business Server. It is especially 
handy for mobile users who need to run a server operating system on their laptop. 
3.4.2  How to use 
To be able to use Acronis Startup Recovery Manager at boot time, prepare as follows (you 
can do it either locally, using Acronis True Image for Microsoft Small Business Server local 
version, or remotely, using Acronis True Image Management Console): 
1. Install Acronis True Image for Microsoft Small Business Server local version or Acronis 
True Image Agent on a computer. 
2. Activate Acronis Startup Recovery Manager. To do so, click Activate Acronis Startup 
Recovery Manager
 and follow the Wizard’s instructions.