User guide

The default path to the dedicated folder is

%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Acronis\BackupAndRecovery\import (in Windows Vista and later versions of

Windows) or %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Acronis\BackupAndRecovery\import (in

versions of Windows earlier than Windows Vista).

The path is stored in the registry key

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Acronis\MMS\Configuration\Import\FolderPath.

The absence of the key means that the agent does not monitor the dedicated folder.

To change the path, edit the key. The change will be applied after a restart of Acronis Managed

Machine Service.

In Linux

The default path to the dedicated folder is /usr/lib/Acronis/BackupAndRecovery/import.

The path is stored in the file /etc/Acronis/MMS.config.

To change the path, edit the /usr/lib/Acronis/BackupAndRecovery/import value in

the following tag:

"/usr/lib/Acronis/BackupAndRecovery/import"

</value>

</key>

The change will be applied after a restart of the agent. To restart the agent, run the following

command as the root user:

/etc/init.d/acronis_mms restart

The absence of the tag means that the agent does not monitor the dedicated folder.

11.1.5 Backup plan details

The Backup plan details window (also duplicated on the Information panel) aggregates all

information on the selected backup plan.

The respective message will appear at the top of the tabs, if execution of the plan requires user

interaction. The message contains a brief description of the problem and action buttons that let you

select the appropriate action or stop the plan.

Details

The Backup plans and tasks tab provides the following general information on the selected plan:

 Name - name of the backup plan

 Origin - whether the plan was created directly on the machine (local origin), or deployed to the

machine from the management server (centralized origin).

 Execution state - execution state (p. 198) of the backup plan.

 Status - status (p. 199) of the backup plan.

 Machine - name of the machine on which the backup plan exists (only for centralized backup

plans).

 Schedule - whether the task is scheduled, or set to start manually.