This option defines whether to recover the files’ date and time from the archive or assign the files
the current date and time.
Validate backup before recovery
The preset is
Disabled
.
This option defines whether to validate a backup to ensure that the backup is not corrupted, before
data is recovered from it.
Check file system after recovery
This option is effective only when recovering disks or volumes.
When operating under bootable media, this option is not effective for the NTFS file system.
The preset is
Disabled
.
This option defines whether to check the integrity of the file system after a disk or volume recovery.
Restart machine automatically if it is required for recovery
This option is effective when recovery takes place on a machine running an operating system.
The preset is
Disabled
.
The option defines whether to reboot the machine automatically if it is required for recovery. Such
might be the case when a volume locked by the operating system has to be recovered.
Reboot machine after recovery
This option is effective when operating under bootable media.
The preset is
Disabled
.
This option enables booting the machine into the recovered operating system without user
interaction.
Use FTP in Active mode
The preset is:
Disabled
.
Enable this option if the FTP server supports active mode and you want this mode to be used for file
transfers.
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Vaults
A vault is a location for storing backup archives. For ease of use and administration, a vault is
associated with the archives' metadata. Referring to this metadata makes for fast and convenient
operations with archives and backups stored in the vault.
A vault can be organized on a local or networked drive, detachable media.
There are no settings for limiting a vault size or number of backups in a vault. You can limit the size of
each archive using cleanup, but the total size of archives stored in the vault is limited by the storage
size only.
Why create vaults?