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3 Understanding Acronis Backup & Recovery 11
This section attempts to give its readers a clear understanding of the product so that they can use
the product in various circumstances without step-by-step instructions.
3.1 Owners and credentials
This section explains the concept of owner and the meaning of a backup plan's (or task's) credentials.
Plan (task) owner
A local backup plan owner is the user who created or last modified the plan.
A centralized backup plan owner is the management server administrator who created or last
modified the centralized backup plan.
Tasks, belonging to a backup plan, either local or centralized, are owned by the backup plan owner.
Tasks that do not belong to a backup plan, such as the recovery task, are owned by the user who has
created or last modified the task.
Managing a plan (task) owned by another user
Having Administrator privileges on the machine, a user can modify tasks and local backup plans
owned by any user registered in the operating system.
When a user opens a plan or task for editing, which is owned by another user, all passwords set in
the task are cleared. This prevents the "modify settings, leave passwords" trick. The program displays
a warning each time you are trying to edit a plan (task) last modified by another user. On seeing the
warning, you have two options:
Click Cancel and create your own plan or task. The original task will remain intact.
Continue editing. You will have to enter all credentials required for the plan or task execution.
Archive owner
An archive owner is the user who saved the archive to the destination. To be more precise, this is the
user whose account was specified when creating the backup plan in the Where to back up step. By
default, the plan's credentials are used.
Plan's credentials and task credentials
Any task running on a machine runs on behalf of a user. When creating a plan or a task, you have the
option to explicitly specify an account under which the plan or the task will run. Your choice depends
on whether the plan or task is intended for manual start or for executing on schedule.
Manual start
You can skip the Plan's (Task) credentials step. Every time you start the task, the task will run under
the credentials with which you are currently logged on. Any person that has administrative privileges
on the machine can also start the task. The task will run under this person's credentials.
The task will always run under the same credentials, regardless of the user who actually starts the
task, if you specify the task credentials explicitly. To do so, on the plan (task) creation page:
- User Guide 1
- Table of contents 3
- 1.2.1 Agent for Windows 9
- 1.3 Supported file systems 10
- 1.4 Technical Support 11
- 2 Getting started 12
- Step 5. Recovery 13
- Step 6. Management 13
- Navigation tree 14
- Shortcuts bar 15
- Operations with pane 15
- 2.1.2.1 Views 16
- 2.1.2.2 Action pages 17
- 2.1.3 Console options 18
- 2.1.3.2 Credentials cache 19
- 2.1.3.3 Fonts 19
- 2.1.3.4 Pop-up messages 19
- 2.1.3.5 Startup page 20
- 3.1 Owners and credentials 21
- Full backup 23
- Incremental backup 23
- Differential backup 23
- (Windows) 25
- Common installation rule 27
- Common backup rule 27
- 3.7 Support for SNMP 28
- 4 Backup 29
- How to back up 30
- Plan parameters 30
- 4.2.5 Backup schemes 34
- 4.2.5.1 Simple scheme 35
- 4.2.5.2 Run now scheme 35
- Description 36
- Parameters 36
- Examples 37
- At a glance 39
- 4.2.5.6 Manual start 43
- 4.2.5.7 Initial seeding 44
- 4.2.7 Archive validation 46
- Parameters specification 47
- 4.3.1 Usage examples 49
- 4.3.2 The [DATE] variable 52
- 4.4 Scheduling 53
- 4.4.1 Daily schedule 54
- 4.4.2 Weekly schedule 56
- 4.4.3 Monthly schedule 58
- 4.4.6 Conditions 63
- 4.4.6.3 Fits time interval 64
- 4.4.6.4 User logged off 65
- Example: 66
- 4.5.1 Supported locations 67
- Restrictions 68
- Simple scheme 68
- Tower of Hanoi scheme 69
- Custom scheme 69
- Consolidate these backups 70
- 4.5.6 Usage examples 71
- Convert to virtual machine 72
- 4.7 Default backup options 75
- 4.7.1 Additional settings 77
- 4.7.2 Archive protection 78
- 4.7.3 Backup cataloging 79
- 4.7.4 Backup performance 79
- 4.7.4.1 Backup priority 80
- 4.7.4.2 HDD writing speed 80
- 4.7.5 Backup splitting 81
- 4.7.6 Compression level 82
- 4.7.8 Error handling 83
- 4.7.9 Event tracing 84
- 4.7.12 File-level security 86
- 4.7.13 Media components 86
- 4.7.14 Mount points 87
- 4.7.16 Notifications 88
- 4.7.17 Pre/Post commands 90
- Skip the task execution 95
- Use VSS 95
- Do not use VSS 96
- Volume shadow copy writers 96
- 5 Recovery 97
- When to recover 98
- Task parameters 98
- 5.1.1 What to recover 99
- 5.1.1.2 Data catalog 101
- 5.1.4 Where to recover 103
- Disk destination 104
- NT signature 104
- Size and location 107
- MBR destination 107
- Volume destination 107
- Changing volume properties 107
- File system 108
- Volume (partition) alignment 108
- Where to recover 109
- 5.1.5 When to recover 110
- 5.1.6 Task credentials 111
- During recovery 112
- Without recovery 112
- Preparation 112
- Universal Restore settings 113
- 5.3.1 Recovering volumes 114
- 5.3.2 Recovering disks 116
- 5.4 Acronis Active Restore 118
- Supported operating systems 119
- Limitation 119
- How it works 119
- Usage scenarios 119
- How to use 119
- Post-conversion operations 121
- Storage 122
- Processors 123
- 5.6.2 About Windows loaders 126
- 5.7.1 Additional settings 128
- 5.7.2 Error handling 129
- 5.7.3 Event tracing 129
- 5.7.4 File-level security 130
- 5.7.5 Mount points 130
- 5.7.6 Notifications 131
- 5.7.7 Pre/Post commands 132
- 5.7.8 Recovery priority 134
- 6.1 Vaults 135
- 6.1.1 Working with vaults 136
- 6.1.2 Personal vaults 136
- Metadata 137
- Creating a personal vault 138
- 6.2 Acronis Secure Zone 139
- To set up a password 140
- To disable password 140
- 6.2.1.4 Result confirmation 141
- What to validate 143
- 7.1.1 Archive selection 144
- 7.1.2 Backup selection 144
- 7.1.3 Vault selection 144
- 7.1.5 When to validate 145
- 7.1.6 Task credentials 146
- What to export 148
- 7.2.1 Archive selection 149
- 7.2.2 Backup selection 149
- 7.2.4 Destination selection 150
- 7.3 Mounting an image 151
- 7.3.1 Archive selection 152
- 7.3.2 Backup selection 153
- 7.3.3 Access credentials 154
- 7.3.4 Volume selection 154
- Unmounting images 155
- 8 Bootable media 159
- Linux-based bootable media 160
- PE-based bootable media 160
- Using Bart PE 161
- 8.1.1.1 Kernel parameters 162
- 8.1.1.2 Network settings 163
- 8.1.1.3 Network port 164
- \winpe_x86\ISO 167
- Linux commands and utilities 170
- Activate 171
- Do not activate 171
- 9 Disk management 172
- 9.6 Disk operations 174
- 9.6.2 Basic disk cloning 175
- Using advanced options 176
- System disk conversion 179
- 9.7 Volume operations 180
- Select destination disks 182
- Set the volume size 183
- Set the volume options 183
- 9.7.2 Delete volume 184
- 9.7.3 Set active volume 185
- 9.7.4 Change volume letter 185
- 9.7.5 Change volume label 186
- 9.7.6 Format volume 186
- 9.8 Pending operations 187
- 10.1 Backup plans and tasks 188
- 10.1.2.3 Task states 192
- 10.1.2.4 Task statuses 192
- Usage examples 193
- Adjusting credentials 193
- Steps to perform 193
- Example 195
- Editing the export file 196
- 10.1.5 Backup plan details 197
- 10.2 Log 199
- 10.3 Alerts 200
- Accepting alerts 201
- Configuring alerts 201
- 10.5.2 Alerts 202
- 10.5.3 E-mail notifications 203
- 10.5.4 Event tracing 204
- Windows 205
- 10.5.5 Log cleanup rules 206
- 10.5.6 Online backup proxy 206
- 11 Online backup 208
- 11.1.6 Initial Seeding FAQ 210
- Hard drive types 212
- Packaging 212
- To renew a subscription 218
- To increase a storage quota 219
- 11.2 Where do I start? 220
- Trial subscriptions 221
- 11.7 Terminology reference 224
- Storage quota 226
- Subscription 226
- Subscription period 226
- Unassign a subscription 226
- 12 Glossary 227
- Backup options 229
- Backup plan (Plan) 229
- Backup scheme 229
- Bootable agent 229
- Bootable media 230
- Built-in group 230
- Cataloging 230
- Centralized backup plan 230
- Centralized management 230
- Centralized task 231
- Centralized vault 231
- Cleanup 231
- Consolidation 231
- Data catalog 232
- Deduplicating vault 232
- Deduplication 232
- Direct management 232
- Disaster recovery plan (DRP) 233
- Disk backup (Image) 233
- Disk group 233
- Dynamic disk 234
- Dynamic group 234
- Machine 237
- Managed machine 237
- Managed vault 237
- Media builder 237
- Virtual machine 240
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