Acronis Backup Advanced for Exchange v11.5 A1ENLPDEE22 Manual De Usuario
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5.4 Using direct connection to a machine
Let's connect the console to a machine with an agent and perform operations directly on that
machine. This is the simplest way to get familiar with the basic functionality of the product.
machine. This is the simplest way to get familiar with the basic functionality of the product.
5.4.1 Backing up a machine
In this step, you will save an entire machine to a file located on a USB drive. This is a simple operation
to start with. Using a similar procedure, you can back up individual disks, volumes or files.
to start with. Using a similar procedure, you can back up individual disks, volumes or files.
1. Connect the console to the machine.
2. Click Back up now.
2. Click Back up now.
Details. By default, all of the machine's disks are selected. If you want to back up specific disks,
volumes, or files, click Items to back up and select the necessary objects. Also, you may want to
exclude the USB drive from the backup.
volumes, or files, click Items to back up and select the necessary objects. Also, you may want to
exclude the USB drive from the backup.
3. Under Where to back up, click Location. In Path, type the path to a folder on the USB drive. Or,
you can select this folder in the tree. Click OK to confirm your selection.
4. Click OK to immediately start the backup.
Details. You will see the window with the backup activity progress and details.
5.4.2 Recovering a volume
In this step, you will recover a volume. Using a similar procedure, you can recover disks, files, or the
entire machine. To start with, we recommend that you recover a volume that does not contain an
operating system or a boot loader. In this case, the software will not have to reboot the machine.
entire machine. To start with, we recommend that you recover a volume that does not contain an
operating system or a boot loader. In this case, the software will not have to reboot the machine.
1. Connect the console to the machine.
2. Click Recover.
3. Click Select data, click Data path, and then type the path to the folder on the USB drive where
2. Click Recover.
3. Click Select data, click Data path, and then type the path to the folder on the USB drive where
the backup is stored. Or, you can click Browse and select this drive in the tree. Click OK to
confirm your selection.
Details. The software displays the archives and backups stored in the selected location.
confirm your selection.
Details. The software displays the archives and backups stored in the selected location.
4. Expand the archive you have created, and then click the backup.
5. Select the volume you want to recover. Click OK to confirm your selection.
6. By default, the volume will be recovered to the original location. The software also allows you to
5. Select the volume you want to recover. Click OK to confirm your selection.
6. By default, the volume will be recovered to the original location. The software also allows you to
recover a volume to a different volume or unallocated space.
Make sure you do not need the data contained on the target volume. Close all applications that use the
target volume or any of its files.
target volume or any of its files.
7. Click OK to immediately start the recovery.
Details. You will see the window with the recovery activity progress and details.
5.5 Using centralized management
When the console is connected to the management server, you can set up a backup plan for multiple
machines. You can also view all of the backup and recovery activities and their results in a single
place.
machines. You can also view all of the backup and recovery activities and their results in a single
place.