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 Use the setting set in the Machine options – to use the setting specified for the machine. For

more information refer to Machine options.

 Log the following event types – to log events of the recovery operations in the Application Event

Log. Specify the types of events to be logged:

 All events – log all events (information, warnings and errors)

 Errors and warnings

 Errors only

 Do not log - to disable logging events of the recovery operations in the Application Event Log.

5.7.5 File-level security

This option is effective only for recovery from file-level backup of Windows files.

This option defines whether to recover NTFS permissions for files along with the files.

The preset is: Recover files with their security settings.

If the file NTFS permissions were preserved during backup (p. 118), you can choose whether to

recover the permissions or let the files inherit the NTFS permissions from the folder to which they

are recovered.

5.7.6 Mount points

This option is effective only in Windows for recovering data from a file-level backup.

Enable the Mount points option to recover files and folders that were stored on the mounted

volumes and were backed up with the enabled Mount points option. For details of backing up

mounted volumes or cluster shared volumes, see Mount points (p. 120).

The preset is: Disabled.

This option is effective only when you select for backup a folder that is higher in the folder hierarchy

than the mount point. If you select for recovery folders within the mount point or the mount point

itself, the selected items will be recovered regardless of the Mount points option value.

Please be aware that if the volume is not mounted at the moment of recovery, the data will be recovered

directly to the folder that has been the mount point at the time of backing up.

5.7.7 Pre/Post commands

This option is effective for Windows and Linux operating systems and PE-based bootable media.

The option enables you to define the commands to be automatically executed before and after the

data recovery.

Example of how you can use the pre/post commands:

 Launch the Checkdisk command in order to find and fix logical file system errors, physical

errors or bad sectors to be started before the recovery starts or after the recovery ends.

The program does not support interactive commands, i.e. commands that require user input (for

example, "pause".)

A post-recovery command will not be executed if the recovery proceeds with reboot.