Acronis Backup Advanced for vCloud - Administrator's Guide - Manual (Page 26)

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The management server removes Agents for VMware. The progress is shown at the bottom
of the window.
g. Wait until all agents are removed.
4. Start the vSphere Client and log in to the vCenter Server for the management cluster.
5. Delete the Agent for vCloud virtual machine.
6. Delete the Acronis Backup Management Server virtual machine, or uninstall the management
server as follows:
a. Log in as an administrator on the machine.
b. Click Start -> All Programs -> Acronis -> Uninstall Acronis Backup.
c. [Optional] To delete the management server databases, select the Remove the product's log,
tasks, vaults and configuration settings check box.
d. Click Remove.
7. [Optional] Delete all backups from the backup storages.
1.4 Logging in to the backup service
You can log in to the backup service as an administrator under the following conditions:
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Acronis Backup Advanced for vCloud is installed and configured.
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You have a vCloud Director system administrator account.
To log in to the backup service
1. Go to the login page of the backup service. The address of the login page looks as follows:
https:///.
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When connecting from an internal network: is the fully
qualified domain name, or the IP address of the Agent for vCloud host in this network.
For example, https://vcloudagent.vcloud.example.com/ or
https://10.200.200.10/
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When connecting from an external network: is the URL of
the backup service as it appears on the public side of a firewall, load balancer, NAT/reverse
proxy, and other network components that you may have in front of your infrastructure.
For example: https://backup.example.com/
2. Type the user name and password of your vCloud Director system administrator account.
3. Click Log in.
1.5 Administering organizations
1.5.1 Monitoring organizations
To access the following information about organizations, click the Organizations tab.
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Backup enabled
Yes/No
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Protection status
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Not protected
None of the organization's virtual machines are protected. A virtual machine is considered
protected if a backup plan (p. 33) is applied to it.
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Never backed up