Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery Windows Small Business Server Edition 11859262 Manual Do Utilizador
Códigos do produto
11859262
To configure default options
1
Start Backup Exec System Recovery and click Tasks > Options.
2
Select an option you want to modify, make any necessary changes, and then
click OK.
click OK.
Selecting a default backup destination
You can specify the default destination for storing recovery points and file and
folder backup data created when you run a backup. This default location is used
if you do not specify a different location when you define a new backup.
folder backup data created when you run a backup. This default location is used
if you do not specify a different location when you define a new backup.
To set a default backup destination
1
On the menu bar, click Tasks > Options.
2
Click General.
3
Check Append computer name to backup data files.
This is especially useful if you back up more than one computer to the same
drive. For example, you might back up a laptop and a desktop computer to
the same USB or network drive. By appending the computer name, you can
more easily identify where the backup data is for each computer.
drive. For example, you might back up a laptop and a desktop computer to
the same USB or network drive. By appending the computer name, you can
more easily identify where the backup data is for each computer.
4
Enter a path to a folder where you want to store recovery points and file and
folder backup data, or click Browse to look for a location.
folder backup data, or click Browse to look for a location.
Note: You cannot use an encrypted folder as your backup destination. If you
want to encrypt your backup data to prevent another user from accessing it,
refer to the Advanced options when you define or edit a backup.
want to encrypt your backup data to prevent another user from accessing it,
refer to the Advanced options when you define or edit a backup.
5
If you entered the path to a location on a network, enter the user name and
password required to authenticate to the network.
password required to authenticate to the network.
6
Click OK.
Adjusting the effects of a backup on computer performance
If you are working on your computer when a backup is running—especially one
that is creating an independent recovery point—your computer might slow down.
This is because Backup Exec System Recovery is using your computer's hard disk
and memory resources to perform the backup.
that is creating an independent recovery point—your computer might slow down.
This is because Backup Exec System Recovery is using your computer's hard disk
and memory resources to perform the backup.
However, you can actually modify the speed of the backup as a way of minimizing
the impact of Backup Exec System Recovery on your computer while you work.
the impact of Backup Exec System Recovery on your computer while you work.
Installing Symantec Backup Exec™ System Recovery
Configuring Backup Exec System Recovery default options
Configuring Backup Exec System Recovery default options
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