Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Adv WS TIDLBPDES Manuale Utente
Codici prodotto
TIDLBPDES
Backed up (source):
Recovered to:
Dynamic volume
Basic MBR volume Basic GPT volume
Dynamic volume
Dynamic volume
Type as of the target
Dynamic volume
Type as of the
target
Dynamic volume
Type as of the
target
Unallocated space (disk group)
Dynamic volume
Type as of the source
Dynamic volume
Simple
N/A
Basic MBR volume
Basic MBR volume
Basic MBR
volume
Basic MBR volume
Basic GPT volume
Basic GPT volume
Basic GPT volume
Basic GPT volume
Unallocated space (basic MBR disk)
Basic MBR volume
Basic MBR
volume
Basic MBR volume
Unallocated space (basic GPT disk)
Basic GPT volume
Basic GPT volume
Basic GPT volume
Moving and resizing volumes during recovery
You can resize the resulting basic volume, both MBR and GPT, during recovery, or change the
volume's location on the disk. A resulting dynamic volume cannot be moved or resized.
volume's location on the disk. A resulting dynamic volume cannot be moved or resized.
Preparing disk groups and volumes
Before recovering dynamic volumes to bare metal you should create a disk group on the target
hardware.
hardware.
You also might need to create or increase unallocated space on an existing disk group. This can be
done by deleting volumes or converting basic disks to dynamic.
done by deleting volumes or converting basic disks to dynamic.
You might want to change the target volume type (basic, simple/spanned, striped, mirrored, RAID
0+1, RAID 5). This can be done by deleting the target volume and creating a new volume on the
resulting unallocated space.
0+1, RAID 5). This can be done by deleting the target volume and creating a new volume on the
resulting unallocated space.
Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 includes a handy disk management utility which enables you to
perform the above operations both under the operating system and on bare metal. To find out more
about Acronis Disk Director Lite, see the Disk management (p. 256) section.
perform the above operations both under the operating system and on bare metal. To find out more
about Acronis Disk Director Lite, see the Disk management (p. 256) section.
2.9. Tape support
Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 supports tape libraries, autoloaders, SCSI and USB tape drives as
storage devices. A tape device can be locally attached to a managed machine (in this case, the Acronis
Backup & Recovery 10 Agent writes and reads the tapes) or accessed through the Acronis Backup &
Recovery 10 Storage Node (p. 19). Storage nodes ensure fully automatic operation of tape libraries
and autoloaders (p. 130).
storage devices. A tape device can be locally attached to a managed machine (in this case, the Acronis
Backup & Recovery 10 Agent writes and reads the tapes) or accessed through the Acronis Backup &
Recovery 10 Storage Node (p. 19). Storage nodes ensure fully automatic operation of tape libraries
and autoloaders (p. 130).
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