Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server SBS Edition Manuale Utente
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By setting up regular conversion, you obtain a copy of your server or workstation on a virtual
machine which can be readily powered on in case the original machine fails. The conversion can be
performed by any machine that is registered on the management server and has Acronis Backup &
Recovery 10 Agent with the corresponding functionality. The archive has to be stored in a shared
location, such as a network folder or a managed vault, so that the selected machine can access the
archive.
machine which can be readily powered on in case the original machine fails. The conversion can be
performed by any machine that is registered on the management server and has Acronis Backup &
Recovery 10 Agent with the corresponding functionality. The archive has to be stored in a shared
location, such as a network folder or a managed vault, so that the selected machine can access the
archive.
When to convert (p. 221)
[Optional] Specify whether to convert every full, every incremental or every differential
backup or convert the last created backup on schedule. Specify the conversion schedule if
required.
backup or convert the last created backup on schedule. Specify the conversion schedule if
required.
Host (p. 221)
Specify the machine that will perform the conversion. The machine has to have Acronis
Backup & Recovery 10 Agent for Windows, Agent for ESX/ESXi or Agent for Hyper-V installed.
Backup & Recovery 10 Agent for Windows, Agent for ESX/ESXi or Agent for Hyper-V installed.
Virtualization server (p. 221)
Here you select the resulting virtual machine type and location. Available options depend on
the host you selected in the previous step.
the host you selected in the previous step.
Storage (p. 221)
Choose the storage on the virtualization server or the folder to place the virtual machine files
in.
in.
Resultant VMs
Specify a name for the virtual machines to be created. The default name consists of variables
that reflect the policy name and the name of the machine that will be backed up. You can
add suffixes to the name but never delete variables, since each virtual machine has to have a
distinct and unique name.
that reflect the policy name and the name of the machine that will be backed up. You can
add suffixes to the name but never delete variables, since each virtual machine has to have a
distinct and unique name.
Folder on VMware vCenter
If the management server is integrated with vCenter Server, the resultant virtual machines
will appear in the Acronis Backups folder on the vCenter. You can specify a subfolder for the
machines resulting from execution of the policy.
will appear in the Acronis Backups folder on the vCenter. You can specify a subfolder for the
machines resulting from execution of the policy.
After you have performed all the required steps, click OK to create the backup policy.
7.3.1 Policy credentials
Provide the credentials under which the centralized tasks will run on the machines.
To specify credentials
1. Select one of the following:
Use Acronis service credentials
The tasks will run under the Acronis service account, whether started manually or executed
on schedule.
The tasks will run under the Acronis service account, whether started manually or executed
on schedule.
Use the following credentials
The tasks will run under the credentials you specify, whether started manually or executed
on schedule.
Specify:
The tasks will run under the credentials you specify, whether started manually or executed
on schedule.
Specify:
User name. When entering the name of an Active Directory user account, be sure to also
specify the domain name (DOMAIN\Username or Username@domain)
specify the domain name (DOMAIN\Username or Username@domain)
Password. The password for the account.