User`s guide

 Remote Agent ports

 Client Encryption options

 Server Encryption options

4. For the new communication settings to take effect, restart all running Acronis components—

preferably, by restarting Windows. If restart is not possible, make sure you do the following:

 If Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Management Console is running, close it and start it again.

 If other Acronis components, such as Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Agent for Windows or

Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Management Server are running, restart their correspondent

services from the Services snap-in in Windows.

Remote Agent ports

Specifies the port that the component will use for incoming and outgoing communication with other

Acronis components.

Select one of the following:

Not configured

The component will use the default TCP port number 9876.

Enabled

The component will use the specified port; type the port number in the Server TCP Port box.

Disabled

The same as Not configured.

For details about the network port and instructions on how to specify it in Linux and a bootable

environment, see Network port configuration (p. 77).

Client Encryption options

Specifies whether to encrypt the transferred data when the component acts as a client application,

and whether to trust self-signed SSL certificates.

Select one of the following:

Not configured

The component will use the default settings, which is to use encryption if possible and to trust

self-signed SSL certificates (see the following option).

Enabled

Encryption is enabled. In Encryption, select one of the following:

Enabled

Data transfer will be encrypted if encryption is enabled on the server application, otherwise

it will be unencrypted.

Disabled

Encryption is disabled; any connection to a server application which requires encryption will

not be established.

Required

Data transfer will be performed only if encryption is enabled on the server application (see

"Server Encryption options"); it will be encrypted.