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the history of operations logged in the local logs of the registered machines and the storage
nodes.
Shortcuts bar
The
Shortcuts
bar appears under the navigation tree. It offers you an easy and convenient way of
connection to the machines in demand by adding them as shortcuts.
To add a shortcut to a machine
1.
Connect the console to a managed machine.
2.
In the navigation tree, right-click the machine's name (a root element of the navigation tree), and
then select
Create shortcut
.
If the console and agent are installed on the same machine, the shortcut to this machine will be
added to the shortcuts bar automatically as
Local machine [Machine name]
.
If the console has ever been connected to Acronis Management Server, the shortcut is added
automatically as
AMS [Machine name]
.
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"Actions and tools" pane
The
Actions and tools
pane enables you to easily and efficiently work with Acronis Backup &
Recovery 10. The pane's bars provide quick access to program's operations and tools. All items of the
Actions and tools
bar are duplicated in the program menu.
Bars
'[Item's name]' actions
Contains a set of actions that can be performed on the items selected in any of the navigation views.
Clicking the action opens the respective action page (p. 14). Items of different navigation views have
their own set of actions. The bar's name changes in accordance with the item you select. For
example, if you select the backup plan named
System backup
in the
Backup plans and tasks
view, the
actions bar will be named as
'System backup' actions
and will have the set of actions typical to
backup plans.
All actions can also be accessed in the respective menu items. A menu item appears on the menu bar
when you select an item in any of the navigation views.
Examples of "'Item name' actions" bars
Actions
Contains a list of common operations that can be performed on a managed machine or on a
management server. Always the same for all views. Clicking the operation opens the respective
action page (see the Action pages (p. 14) section.)