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To be able to connect to the management server remotely, an administrator of the management

server must also be a member of the Acronis Remote Users group.

No usereven a member of the Administrators groupcan be an administrator of the

management server without being a member of the Acronis Centralized Admins group.

By default, this group includes all members of the Administrators group.

Acronis Remote Users

A user who is a member of this group can connect to the management server remotely by using

Acronis Backup & Recovery 11 Management Consoleprovided that the user is also a member

of the Acronis Centralized Admins group.

By default, this group includes all members of the Administrators group.

On a domain controller

If a machine is a domain controller in an Active Directory domain, the names and default contents of

Acronis security groups are different:

 Instead of Acronis Remote Users and Acronis Centralized Admins, the groups are named

DCNAME $ Acronis Remote Users and DCNAME $ Acronis Centralized Admins respectively; here,

DCNAME stands for the NetBIOS name of the domain controller. Each dollar sign is surrounded

by a single space on either side.

 Instead of explicitly including the names of all members of the Administrators group, the

Administrators group itself is included.

Tip: To ensure proper group names, you should install Acronis components in a domain controller after you have

set up the domain controller itself. If the components were installed before you set up the domain controller,

create the groups DCNAME $ Acronis Remote Users and DCNAME $ Acronis Centralized Admins manually, and

then include the members of Acronis Remote Users and Acronis Centralized Admins in the newly created groups.

11.1.2.6 Management server administrator rights

Normally, the Acronis Backup & Recovery 11 Management Server administrator operates on a

registered machine on behalf of the Acronis Managed Machine Service (also known as the Acronis

service) on that machine and has the same privileges as the service has.

Alternatively, when creating a centralized backup plan, the management server administrator has the

option to explicitly specify a user account under which the centralized backup plan will run on the

registered machines. In this case, the user account must exist on all the machines to which the

centralized backup plan will be deployed. This is not always efficient.

To be a management server administrator, the user must be a member of the Acronis Centralized

Admins group on the machine where the management server is installed.

11.1.2.7 Rights for Acronis services

The Acronis Backup & Recovery 11 Agent for Windows, Acronis Backup & Recovery 11 Agent for

VMware vSphere ESX(i) (Windows), Acronis Backup & Recovery 11 Management Server, and Acronis

Backup & Recovery 11 Storage Node components run as services. When installing any of these

components, you need to specify the account under which the component's service will run.

For each service, you can either create a dedicated user account (recommended in most cases) or

specify an existing account of a local or domain userfor example: .\LocalUser or

DomainName\DomainUser.

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