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The Source tab presents the tree of mounted ESX(i) hosts+vApps/VMs. Here is an example of the
Source tab contents:

Location: \\Backups\
Archive: Archive_name

ESX Host 1 (10.250.40.30) “All Virtual Machines”:
Small_vm

The Target tab presents the information on the location where the selected VM runs. Here is an
example of the Target tab contents:

ESX Host 1 (10.250.40.30) “All Virtual Machines”:
Small_vm

15.2.3 Unmounting VMs

At the Mounted VMs view there are two control buttons in the context tool bar – Unmount and
Unmount & Save.

When selecting a Virtual Machine in the Mounted VMs list, you can unmount it (stop running it from
backup) by clicking the Unmount button.

Performing the Unmount & Save operation stops running the machine from the backup and commits
all the changes made to this machine back into the archive adding a new recovery point to it. Note,
that the recovery point is created without an “Application-Aware” option.

15.3 Managing logs

Click Show logs in the View tab of the Acronis vmProtect 9 main ribbon menu to open the Logs page.

15.3.1 Logs list

The Show Logs view provides a list of events that have occured on Acronis vmProtect 9 Agent. This
includes backup, restore, run VM from backup and other tasks as well as system messages such as
establishing connection to managed ESX(i) hosts/vCenter, etc.