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4.2.2.1
Creating a personal vault
To create a personal vault
1. In the Name field, type a name for the vault being created.
2. [Optional] In the Comments field, add a description of the vault.
3. In the Path field, click Change...
2. [Optional] In the Comments field, add a description of the vault.
3. In the Path field, click Change...
In the opened Personal Vault Path window, specify a path to the folder that will be used as the
vault. A personal vault can be organized on detachable or removable media, on a network share,
or on FTP.
vault. A personal vault can be organized on detachable or removable media, on a network share,
or on FTP.
4. Click OK. As a result, the created vault appears in the Personal group of the vaults tree.
4.2.2.2
Merging and moving personal vaults
What if I need to move the existing vault from one place to another?
Proceed as follows
1. Make sure that none of the backup plans uses the existing vault while moving files, or
temporarily disable (p. 193) schedules of the given plans.
2. Move the vault folder with all its archives to a new place manually by means of a third-party file
manager.
3. Create a new vault.
4. Edit the backup plans and tasks: redirect their destination to the new vault.
5. Delete the old vault.
4. Edit the backup plans and tasks: redirect their destination to the new vault.
5. Delete the old vault.
How can I merge two vaults?
Suppose you have two vaults A and B in use. Both vaults are used by backup plans. You decide to
leave only vault B, moving all the archives from vault A there.
leave only vault B, moving all the archives from vault A there.
To do this, proceed as follows
1. Make sure that none of the backup plans uses vault A while merging, or temporarily disable (p.
193) schedules of the given plans.
2. Move the archives to vault B manually by means of a third-party file manager.
3. Edit the backup plans that use vault A: redirect their destination to vault B.
4. In the vaults tree, select vault B to check whether the archives are displayed. If not, click Refresh.
5. Delete vault A.
3. Edit the backup plans that use vault A: redirect their destination to vault B.
4. In the vaults tree, select vault B to check whether the archives are displayed. If not, click Refresh.
5. Delete vault A.
4.3 Common operations
4.3.1 Operations with archives stored in a vault
To perform any operation with an archive, you have to select it first. If the archive is protected with a
password, you will be asked to provide it.
password, you will be asked to provide it.
All the operations described below are performed by clicking the corresponding buttons on the
toolbar. These operations can be also accessed from the [Archive name] actions bar (on the Actions
and tools pane) and from the [Archive name] actions item of the main menu respectively.
toolbar. These operations can be also accessed from the [Archive name] actions bar (on the Actions
and tools pane) and from the [Archive name] actions item of the main menu respectively.
The following is a guideline for you to perform operations with archives stored in a vault.