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Appendix 1 - Credentials for remote operations
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Appendix 1 - Credentials for remote operations
7.1
Introduction
On all Microsoft systems, an entity that requests access to data requires rights to access
such data, otherwise access is denied. In the case of GFI Backup, the credentials are
defined in Settings
such data, otherwise access is denied. In the case of GFI Backup, the credentials are
defined in Settings
► Backup /Restore Settings as the method used by GFI Backup to
acquire read rights.
When installing GFI Backup Network Edition, the wizard will guide you to configure
the Data Access Method. For more information, refer to
the Data Access Method. For more information, refer to
Since different networks have different requirements, GFI Backup cannot automatically
determine what a network‟s requirements are. This setting enables GFI Backup to:
determine what a network‟s requirements are. This setting enables GFI Backup to:
Provide a single set of account credentials with rights to all the data to back up (for
example, a domain or local administrator password)
Have network users provide their own password, which will be securely stored and
used at the time of backup to access data residing on the computers that they use.
7.2
One account for all
This method is typically recommended for Active Directory environments where system
administrators have exact control over users and permissions. Through a single account with
domain or local administrator privileges, or an ad-hoc account purposely created with rights
over the data to access, you typically can access all the data over the network and have GFI
Backup back it up for you.
administrators have exact control over users and permissions. Through a single account with
domain or local administrator privileges, or an ad-hoc account purposely created with rights
over the data to access, you typically can access all the data over the network and have GFI
Backup back it up for you.
This method is also applicable in Microsoft Windows Workgroup environments if you create
an administrator account on each and every computer on the workgroup with the same set
of login credentials. While this might be feasible for small networks, this may not be practical
in larger workgroup environments due to the management overhead.
an administrator account on each and every computer on the workgroup with the same set
of login credentials. While this might be feasible for small networks, this may not be practical
in larger workgroup environments due to the management overhead.
To configure GFI Backup to use this method, select Use the following user account
credentials and key-in a set of credentials that have read/write access over all the data to
back up. These credentials are typically your domain or local administrator credentials which
have full access rights to the data to backup. For added security you may also however,
create an ad-
credentials and key-in a set of credentials that have read/write access over all the data to
back up. These credentials are typically your domain or local administrator credentials which
have full access rights to the data to backup. For added security you may also however,
create an ad-
hoc, administrative, account with “read” rights over all the data to back up and
“write” rights over all the locations to restore data to.
The account to be used should be keyed in using one of the following two formats:
domain\username
username@domain.com