Acronis backup recovery 10 workstation Manuale Utente
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XenServer virtual appliance can be imported to a XenServer using Citrix XenCenter. The VMware
Workstation machine can be converted to the open virtualization format (OVF) using the VMware
OVF tool.
Workstation machine can be converted to the open virtualization format (OVF) using the VMware
OVF tool.
With Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Agent for Hyper-V or Agent for ESX/ESXi, you can recover a disk
(volume) backup to a new virtual machine on the respective virtualization server.
(volume) backup to a new virtual machine on the respective virtualization server.
To convert a disk backup to a virtual machine:
1. Connect the console to a machine where Agent for Windows, Agent for Hyper-V or Agent for
ESX/ESXi is installed.
2. Do any of the following:
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Click Recover to open the Recover data page. Start creating a recovery task as described in
"Recovering data (p. 137)". Select the archive and then select the disk or volume backup you
want to convert.
want to convert.
o
Use the Navigation pane to navigate to the vault where the archive is stored. Select the
archive and then select the disk or volume backup you want to convert. Click Recover as
virtual machine. The Recover data page opens with the pre-selected backup.
virtual machine. The Recover data page opens with the pre-selected backup.
3. In Data type, select Disks or Volumes depending on what you need to convert.
4. In Content, select the disks to convert or the volumes with the Master Boot Records (MBR) of the
corresponding disks.
5. In Recover to, select New virtual machine.
6. In VM server, select the type of the new virtual machine to be created or on which virtualization
server to create the machine.
7. In VM name, enter the name for the new virtual machine.
8. [Optionally] Review the Virtual machine settings (p. 147) and make changes if necessary. Here
you can change the path to the new virtual machine.
The same type of machines with the same name cannot be created in the same folder. Change either the
VM name, or the path if you get an error message caused by identical names.
VM name, or the path if you get an error message caused by identical names.
9. Select the destination disk for each of the source disks or source volumes and MBRs.
On a Microsoft Virtual PC, be sure to recover the disk or volume where the operating system's loader resides
to the Hard disk 1. Otherwise the operating system will not boot. This cannot be fixed by changing the boot
device order in BIOS, because a Virtual PC ignores these settings.
to the Hard disk 1. Otherwise the operating system will not boot. This cannot be fixed by changing the boot
device order in BIOS, because a Virtual PC ignores these settings.
10. In When to recover, specify when to start the recovery task.
11. [Optionally] Review Recovery options and change the settings from the default ones, if need be.
You can specify in Recovery options > VM power management whether to start the new virtual
machine automatically, after the recovery is completed. This option is available only when the
new machine is created on a virtualization server.
machine automatically, after the recovery is completed. This option is available only when the
new machine is created on a virtualization server.
12. Click OK. If the recovery task is scheduled for the future, specify the credentials under which the
task will run.
You will be taken to the Backup plans and tasks view where you can examine the state and progress
of the recovery task.
of the recovery task.