MEDIAIMAGER – Users’ Guide, Version 1.7
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Table of
Contents
About Mediarecovery ............................................................................................................................. 4
Production of hardware and software ................................................................................................ 4
Business partners ................................................................................................................................ 4
Certifications ....................................................................................................................................... 4
Educational activities .......................................................................................................................... 4
About this Guide ................................................................................................................................. 5
Mediaimager ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Kit contents ......................................................................................................................................... 8
The features and capabilities .............................................................................................................. 9
List of accessories included in Mediaimager SuperKIT ..................................................................... 10
Technical specifications .................................................................................................................... 13
Setting up the Mediaimager ................................................................................................................. 14
Using the Mediaimager ......................................................................................................................... 18
Home Screen ..................................................................................................................................... 18
New Case ........................................................................................................................................... 20
Open Case ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Connecting drives ............................................................................................................................. 21
Duplication ........................................................................................................................................ 22
Mediaimager allows to create multiple type of a disk images, such as: ...................................... 22
Disk to disk (cloning 1:1) ............................................................................................................... 22
Disk to disk (cloning 1:1) with marker .......................................................................................... 26
Disk to file ..................................................................................................................................... 27
Disk to file with span function ...................................................................................................... 31
Disk to file – network share .......................................................................................................... 32
Disk to file – image allocated data ................................................................................................ 33
Disk to file – image data manual ................................................................................................... 34
Restoring image ................................................................................................................................ 37
Restoring image ............................................................................................................................ 37
Hashing.............................................................................................................................................. 40
Disk hashing .................................................................................................................................. 40
Image hashing ............................................................................................................................... 42
Disk hashing with marker .............................................................................................................. 44
Remote access .................................................................................................................................. 45
Erasing ............................................................................................................................................... 46