Acronis Backup for Windows Server Essentials - Installation Guide - Manual (Page 35)

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2.1.5.3 Default installation settings
The setup program takes installation settings from the configuration file, which is stored on the
management server’s machine.
The default settings in the configuration file are the following:
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To use the license server that comes with the management server. Each agent being installed will
acquire its own license from that license server.
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To install the components to the following folder:
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In 32-bit versions of Windows: %ProgramFiles%\Acronis
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In 64-bit versions of Windows: %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Acronis
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In Linux: /usr/lib/Acronis (this setting cannot be changed)
For information about how to change the default settings, see "Changing installation settings" (p.
35).
2.1.5.4 Changing installation settings
To change the default installation settings, you need to edit the configuration file.
The name of the configuration file is settings.xml. The file is stored on the machine where the
management server is installed. The file is located in the WebPage subfolder of the installation folder
you specified. By default:
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When installed in a 32-bit version of Windows: %ProgramFiles%\Acronis\WebPage
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When installed in a 64-bit version of Windows: %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Acronis\WebPage
This file stores settings in the following elements:
installed-products
Specifies what components appear on the Web page. Each component is specified as a product
element. For example:
name="Agent for Windows"
package="AcronisAgentWindows.msi"
type="win"
description="Install the agent on a machine to be able to back up its disks,
volumes and files."
/>
The product element has the following attributes:
name
The name of the component as it appears on the Web page.
package
The name of the component’s installation package (an .msi, .i686, or .x86_64 file). The file
must be located in the following
folder: %CommonProgramFiles%\Acronis\RemoteInstaller\number>.
type
The operating system for which the component is intended. The possible values of this
attribute: win (Windows) and linux (Linux).
description