Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Adv WS TIDLBPDES Manual Do Utilizador

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Encrypted vault 
A managed vault (p. 348) to which anything written is encrypted and anything read is decrypted 
transparently by the storage node (p. 350), using a vault-specific encryption key stored on the node. 
In case the storage medium is stolen or accessed by an unauthorized person, the malefactor will not 
be able to decrypt the vault contents without access to the storage node. Encrypted archives (p. 346) 
will be encrypted over the encryption performed by the agent (p. 339). 
 
Full backup 
A self-sufficient backup (p. 339) containing all data chosen for backup. You do not need access to any 
other backup to recover the data from a full backup. 
 
GFS  (Grandfather-Father-Son) 
A popular backup scheme (p. 341) aimed to maintain the optimal balance between a backup archive 
(p.  339) size and the number of recovery points (p. 349) available from the archive. GFS enables 
recovering with daily resolution for the last several days, weekly resolution for the last several weeks 
and monthly resolution for any time in the past. 
For more information please refer to GFS backup scheme (p. 32). 
 
Image 
The same as Disk backup (p. 344). 
 
Incremental backup 
A backup (p. 339) that stores changes to the data against the latest backup. You need access to other 
backups from the same archive (p. 339) to restore data from an incremental backup. 
 
Local backup plan 
A backup plan (p. 340) created on a managed machine (p. 348) using direct management (p. 344). 
 
Local task 
A task (p. 350) belonging to a local backup plan (p. 347) or a task that does not belong to any plan, 
such as a recovery task. A local task belonging to a backup plan can be modified by editing the plan 
only; other local tasks can be modified directly. 
 
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