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4 Vaults
A vault is a location for storing backup archives. For ease of use and administration, a vault is
associated with the archives' metadata. Referring to this metadata makes for fast and convenient
operations with archives and backups stored in the vault.
associated with the archives' metadata. Referring to this metadata makes for fast and convenient
operations with archives and backups stored in the vault.
A vault can be organized on a local or networked drive, detachable media or a tape device attached
to the Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Storage Node.
to the Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Storage Node.
There are no settings for limiting a vault size or number of backups in a vault. You can limit the size of
each archive using cleanup, but the total size of archives stored in the vault is limited by the storage
size only.
each archive using cleanup, but the total size of archives stored in the vault is limited by the storage
size only.
Why create vaults?
We recommend that you create a vault in each destination where you are going to store backup
archives. This will ease your work as follows.
archives. This will ease your work as follows.
Quick access to the vault
You will not have to remember paths to the folders where the archives are stored. When creating a
backup plan or a task that requires selection of an archive or an archive destination place, the list of
vaults will be available for quick access without drilling down through the folders tree.
backup plan or a task that requires selection of an archive or an archive destination place, the list of
vaults will be available for quick access without drilling down through the folders tree.
Easy archive management
A vault is available for access from the Navigation pane. Having selected the vault, you can browse
the archives stored there and perform the following archive management operations:
the archives stored there and perform the following archive management operations:
get a list of backups included in each archive
recover data from a backup
examine backup content
validate all archives in the vault or individual archives or backups
mount a volume backup to copy files from the backup to a physical disk
safely delete archives and backups from the archives.
Creating vaults is highly recommended but is not obligatory. You may choose not to use the shortcuts
and always specify the full path to the archive vault. All of the above operations except for archive
and backup deletion can be performed without creating vaults.
and always specify the full path to the archive vault. All of the above operations except for archive
and backup deletion can be performed without creating vaults.
The operation of creating a vault results in adding the vault name to the Vaults section of the
Navigation pane.
Navigation pane.
Way of working with the "Vaults" view
Vaults (on the navigation pane) - top element of the vaults tree. Click this item to display groups
of centralized and personal vaults.
Personal. This group is available when the console is connected to a managed machine.
Expand this group to display a list of personal vaults created on the managed machine.
Click any personal vault in the vaults tree to open the detailed view of this vault (p. 71) and to
take actions on the vault (p. 72), archives (p. 74) and backups (p. 74) stored in there.
Click any personal vault in the vaults tree to open the detailed view of this vault (p. 71) and to
take actions on the vault (p. 72), archives (p. 74) and backups (p. 74) stored in there.