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4.3 Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
Acronis True Image Enterprise Server provides Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
that enables to run the program without loading the operating system. This feature
is useful if Windows doesn't load for some reasons. Using this manager, you can run
Acronis True Image Enterprise Server standalone to restore damaged partitions
from images.
To use Acronis Startup Recovery Manager (it must be activated), turn on your
server and press F11, when you see the "Press F11 for Acronis Startup Recovery
Manager" message. This will run a standalone version of Acronis True Image
Enterprise Server that only slightly differs from the Windows version. For
information on restoring damaged partitions see Chapter 6.
Be careful! When you run Acronis True Image Enterprise Server using Acronis Startup
Recovery Manager (before Windows has started) or from bootable rescue media (diskette or
CD), drive letters might sometimes differ from Windows notation.
To activate Acronis Startup Recovery Manager, click Activate Acronis Startup
Recovery Manager.
Acronis Startup Recovery Manager cannot be activated if Acronis Secure Zone is
missing on the hard disk. If you have not created this Zone before, you will be
prompted to do it (see section 4.2.1 above), then Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
will be activated. Otherwise, Acronis Startup Recovery Manager will be activated
immediately.
When Acronis Startup Recovery Mana
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er is activated it overwrites the Master Boot Record
(MBR) with its own boot code. If you have any third party boot mana
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ers installed, then you
will have to reactivate them after activatin
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the Startup Recovery Mana
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er. For Linux loaders
(e.
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them to a Linux root (or boot) partition
boot record instead of MBR before activating Acronis Startup Recovery Manager.
4.4 Using dynamic disks and volumes
Acronis True Image Enterprise Server works with dynamic disk images as easy as
with basic disk images under Windows. However, as dynamic disks are organized
differently than basic, physical disk drives, there are several issues that will impact
how you store an image.
You can not create an image of the entire dynamic disk, but only of one or more
dynamic volumes. This is because a dynamic volume is located on several dynamic
disks, so a partial backup would not create a usable image.
The current version of the software is not capable of changing the size and file
system of an image being restored to a dynamic volume. However, this is possible
when you restore a dynamic volume to a basic disk partition.
- Acronis 1
- True Image 1
- Enterprise Server 1
- END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Fastest recovery 7
- Rapid ROI 7
- Introduction 10
- 2.1 System requirements 11
- 2.4 License policy 12
- Installation and running 13
- 2.7.2 Firewall setup 16
- Management Console 18
- 3.5 Checking image integrity 22
- 3.6 Remote image restoring 22
- 3.10 Browsing logs 25
- Log Viewer window 26
- Console 27
- (locale console) 29
- Program menu 30
- Status bar 30
- 4.2 Acronis Secure Zone 31
- 5.1 Selecting partitions 37
- 5.2 Selecting image location 37
- 5.3 Selecting image mode 38
- 5.7 Providing comments 42
- 5.8 Image creation script 43
- 5.10.1 Email notification 44
- 5.10.2 WinPopup notification 45
- 6.5 Selecting partition type 50
- 6.6 Selecting a file system 51
- Select a file system 52
- 6.11 Restoration script 55
- Restoration scenario 56
- 7.1.1 Selecting an image 57
- 8.1 General information 60
- 8.2 Security 61
- 8.3 Executing transfers 61
- 8.3.2 Selecting source disk 62
- 8.3.6 Old disk data 64
- 8.3.11 Cloning script 67
- Disk cloning script 68
- 9.1 Selecting a hard disk 70
- 9.2 Creating a new partition 70
- 9.3 Disk adding script 71
- Chapter 10. Scheduling 72
- Scheduling 73
- 10.1.7 Entering user name 77
- 11.1.1 Supported commands 79
- /harddisk 1,3 80
- /partition: 1-1,1-2,3-1 80
- 6. unplug 83
- 1. Create image 87
- 2. Restore image 87
- 3. List 87
- 4. Clone 88
- 5. Delete partition 88
- 6. Explore image 88
- 11.2 Scripting 88
- 11.2.2 Script structure 89
- 12.1 Checking images 91
- 12.3 Viewing logs 92
- Other operations 93
- Chapter 13. Troubleshooting 94
- Troubleshooting 95
- 13.3 Technical support 97
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