Technical support, Echnical support – Acronis True Image 9.1 Server for Linux - User Guide User Manual
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Introduction
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• Restore of individual files and directories (by mounting image archives as if they were kernel
space block devices)
• Transparent NFS and Samba network drives access (in X Window mode NFS and Samba
appear among available devices, in console mode a path to the network drive may be
specified)
• OS-independent operation of Acronis True Image Server for Linux from the bootable CD,
including restore over NFS or Samba Network
• Comprehensive wizards simplify even the most complex operations
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
• Control of data compression level, image volume splitting and password protection
• The ability to change a partition type, file system, size and location during recovery or disk
cloning
• The ability to clone a disk drive so that multiple systems will have the exact same base disk
drive configuration and software
• The ability to migrate data from one drive to another
NEW IN Acronis True Image 9.1 Server for Linux
File-based backups with exclude files feature
Differential backups
Scheduling backups in X Window environment
Acronis Secure Zone and Startup Recovery manager
Backup to/restore from FTP servers
Bootable media builder
x86_64-bit processors support
CPU/Network Bandwidth/Disk Write speed throttling
Default backup/restore options
Mounting images in X Window environment in Read-Only or R/W mode
Bootable images on CD
Notifications (e-mail, Winpopup)
Viewing logs
Context Help
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Technical support
Users of legally purchased copies of Acronis True Image Server for Linux are entitled to free
technical support from Acronis. If you experience problems installing or using Acronis
products that you can’t solve yourself by using this guide, then please contact Acronis
Technical Support.
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