Acronis Backup for VMware 9 - User Guide - Manual (Page 90)

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Recovery Points: the column shows the date and time values corresponding to creation of each
recovery point in the list.
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Archive Name: shows the file name (in the selected backup location) this recovery point belongs
to.
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Size: shows the physical size of the archive (in MB/GB) this recovery point belongs to.
From the Recovery Points list you can switch to the Summary view (see “Summary tab” section (p.
90)).
After selecting a certain recovery point in the list you can perform any of the operations described in
the “Operations on selected items” section (p. 90).
14.4 Summary tab
You can see the summary information on the selected recovery point by switching to the Summary
tab. This tab shows the following information:
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VM Comments (taken from VMware vSphere client Summary tab for the selected VM).
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Guest OS (taken from VMware vSphere client Summary tab for the selected VM).
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VM version (taken from VMware vSphere client Summary tab for the selected VM).
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Provisioned Storage (taken from VMware vSphere client Summary tab for the selected VM).
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Used Storage (taken from VMware vSphere client Summary tab for the selected VM).
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Total number/size of recovery points, for example 23 points/120Gb.
14.5 Operations on selected items
The Recovery Points view has the following operating buttons in the ribbon menu, which allow
performing the basic operations with the selected recovery point:
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Restore.
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Exchange Recovery.
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Run VM from backup.
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File Recovery (Guest Files download).
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Validate.
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Delete.
These operations are enabled when selecting a certain recovery point in the list (in the details section
for the selected virtual machine as described in the “Recovery points list” section (p. 89)).
14.5.1 Restore
Click the Restore button in the ribbon menu to perform recovery from the selected recovery point by
running the restore task wizard. The wizard will be pre-filled with the selected recovery point settings
described in the “Restoring a backup of virtual machines” section (p. 55).