Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery Windows Small Business Server Edition 11859262 Manual Do Utilizador
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11859262
When you copy a recovery point, you can select the option to Divide into smaller
files for archiving. For example, if you plan to copy a recovery point to a CD at a
later time, specify a file size of 700 MB or less.
files for archiving. For example, if you plan to copy a recovery point to a CD at a
later time, specify a file size of 700 MB or less.
How to test the scheduling feature without actually creating a schedule
To test the scheduling of a backup job, stop the Backup Exec System Recovery
service in the Microsoft Services console. Change the date forward on the computer
to a time when you would like the scheduled recovery point to occur, and then
restart the Backup Exec System Recovery service. If the date on the computer is
changed while the Backup Exec System Recovery service is running, the change
will not be noticed by the agent.
service in the Microsoft Services console. Change the date forward on the computer
to a time when you would like the scheduled recovery point to occur, and then
restart the Backup Exec System Recovery service. If the date on the computer is
changed while the Backup Exec System Recovery service is running, the change
will not be noticed by the agent.
Note: If you add a new partition to the hard drive, it may take several seconds
before the new partition appears as a drive in Backup Exec System Recovery.
before the new partition appears as a drive in Backup Exec System Recovery.
Backup Exec System Recovery agent and Windows
Services
Services
The Backup Exec System Recovery agent runs as a service rather than as a desktop
application. Running the agent as a service allows scheduled backups to run even
if no one or a user with insufficient rights is logged on to the computer.
application. Running the agent as a service allows scheduled backups to run even
if no one or a user with insufficient rights is logged on to the computer.
Because the agent runs as a service, you can use the Services tool in Windows if
you need to start or stop the service, configure the password, or troubleshoot the
agent. If the agent does not start on a computer, you will encounter problems
when you create and restore recovery points.
you need to start or stop the service, configure the password, or troubleshoot the
agent. If the agent does not start on a computer, you will encounter problems
when you create and restore recovery points.
You can use the Services tool, to manage the agent in the following ways:
See
on page 213.
Start, stop, or turn off the
agent on local and remote
computers
See
on page 78.
Configure the user name and
password that is used by the
agent
For example, you can restart the agent automatically or
restart the computer.
See
on page 214.
Set up recovery actions to
take place if the agent fails
to start
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Troubleshooting Backup Exec System Recovery
Backup Exec System Recovery agent and Windows Services