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Key. Alternatively, you can activate this feature later from main program window. Page 16: Deleting The Images In Acronis Secure Zone Acronis True Image Server 8.0 for Windows uses the following scheme to clean up Acronis Secure Zone: • If there is not enough free space in Acronis Secure Zone to create an image, then Acronis True Image Server 8.0 for Windows deletes the most old full image with all subsequent incremental backup images. Page 17: Deleting Acronis Secure Zone Select partitions to which you want to add the space freed from Acronis Secure Zone. In the next window, you will see an Acronis Secure Zone deletion script containing a list of briefly described operations to be performed on partitions (disks). Page 18: Acronis Startup Recovery Manager Acronis Secure Zone can be located on basic disks only. (A basic disk is a physical disk without any dynamic disks.) If a server has only dynamic disks, you will not be able to create the Acronis Secure Zone. Page 19: Supported File Systems • XFS • JFS If a file system is not supported or is corrupted, Acronis True Image Server 8.0 for Windows can copy data using a sector-by-sector approach. For XFS and JFS file systems partition resizing feature is not supported. Page 20: Backing Up To Tape Drive General program information Backing up to tape drive The current version of Acronis True Image Server 8.0 for Windows supports SCSI tape drives. It can store images on and restore them from tape, store large images to multiple tapes, and append incremental images on to a tape with the existing images. Page 21: Chapter 4. Creating A Partition (Disk) Image Selecting image location Specify image file location on a storage device: • Acronis Secure Zone (see "Acronis Secure Zone") • Hard disk • Network disk Copyright © Acronis, Inc., 2000-2005... Page 22: Selecting Image Mode Remember, if your disk becomes physically damaged, an image stored on the same disk will be inaccessible. Selecting image mode At this point, you must decide if you need to create a complete or incremental partition (disk) image. Copyright © Acronis, Inc., 2000-2005... Page 23: Creating An Incremental Image Image mode selection A full image contains all hard disk data, so it takes a lot of space. Acronis True Image Server 8.0 for Windows does not include swap file information (win386.swp under Windows 98/Me and pagefile.sys under

Linux or UNIX, you load an install package for a particular operating system and perform the installation with the install package. Table 2-1 describes approximate disk space requirements. Table 2-1 Disk Space Requirements for Oracle Secure Backup on Linux and UNIX Oracle Secure Backup Installation Disk Space for Administrative Server Disk Space for Client or Media Server Linux x86 64-bit 75 MB 75 MB Solaris x86 64-bit 130 MB 130 MB Solaris SPARC 64-bit 130 MB 130 MB HP-UX 130 MB 130 MB IBM AIX 610 MB 610 MB Table 2-2 describes approximate disk space required for an installation of Oracle Secure Backup on Windows with and without the administrative server. Table 2-2 Disk Space Requirements for Oracle Secure Backup on Windows Oracle Secure Backup Installation Disk Space Administrative server (can include the media server, client, or both) 112 MB Media server, client, or both (no administrative server) 103 MB The disk space required for the Oracle Secure Backup catalog depends on many factors. But as a general rule, plan for catalog space equal to 250% of your largest index created after a backup. Other System Requirements for Oracle Secure Backup Each host that participates in an Oracle Secure Backup administrative domain must have a network connection and run TCP/IP. Oracle Secure Backup uses this protocol for all communication within each of its components and between its components and other system components. Each appliance that employs a closed operating system, such as Network Attached Storage (NAS) and tape servers, must support a version of Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP) described in "Oracle Secure Backup Host Access Modes". Each host that participates in an Oracle Secure Backup administrative domain must also have some preconfigured way to resolve a host name to an IP address. Most systems use DNS, NIS, WINS, or a local hosts file to do this. Oracle Secure Backup does not require a specific mechanism. Oracle Secure Backup only requires that, upon presenting the underlying system software with an IP address you have configured, it obtains an IP address corresponding to that name. The use of DHCP to assign IP addresses is not supported for hosts that participate in an Oracle Secure Backup administrative domain. Static IP addresses should be assigned to all hosts. If you cannot use static IP addresses, then you must ensure that the DHCP server guarantees that a given host is always assigned the same IP address. Note: You can change the static IP of a host from one address to another, but you must restart the Oracle Secure Backup administrative server for the change to take effect. On Oracle Secure Backup network installations, it is important that there be no duplicate host names. Index

Product information - Transform part of your hard disk into a safe The perfect solution for protecting your sensitive information from theft or other attacks. The program makes a part of your current hard disk into a secure disk. All private and confidential information stored on this disk will be protected by strong encryption. Unlimited disk size, store over 100 GB! In this new version you can also create more than one Secure Disk and move sensitive information in between Secure Disks. The Secure Disk vaults on your computer and on other storage areas are only accessible with the right login name and password. This solution is easier to use and more flexible than encrypting your entire hard drive. Even when your computer is started, no one can access your sensitive information without logging into your secure disks. Download 30 day demo Get quote for organizational licensing >> Vista user? Try our new version with Vista support Single user versionOne year subscription that includes support and full upgrades Main Features Your ultimate solution for a laptop or workstation where you have a lot of sensitive information and you are looking for an easy to use solution that does not require any central administration. Full integration with Windows XP and VISTA and a user-friendly interface with an automatic guide that will help you get started in no time. Automatic updates of the software to ensure that you always have the latest version. Encrypts temporary files automatically since they are created in the secure disk where all information is encrypted. Supports the most popular encryption standards including the AES 256 Bits standard. Create multiple Secure Disks and be able to move sensitive information in between Secure Disks. More information about this product >>EncryptionYou should encrypt sensitive files on all computers used in your home or your organization, especially laptops that are carried around and connected into other networks. The following examples highlight a few security situations in need of encryption. Note that the combination of file encryption and disk encryption can be very useful to support your individual way of working with