Specifications

Chapter 4. Getting started with

Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server

This chapter will help you to start working with Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server, and will

guide you through connecting to a remote server, and remote installation of Acronis

Recovery for MS SQL Server Agent.

4.1 Running Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Management

Console

To run Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Management Console, select Start ->

Programs -> Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Management Console ->

Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Management Console.

4.2 Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Workspace

Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server workspace includes the Acronis Recovery for MS SQL

Server Management Console window - the primary tool for managing data backup/restore on

local and remote computers where Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Agent is installed.

The workspace consists of the main area with operation icons, as well as the menu, the

toolbar, and the common tasks bar. On the left there is a sidebar, featuring the Computers

or Help panels.

Note, the content of the main window depends on whether Acronis Recovery for MS

SQL Server Management Console is disconnected or connected to a remote server.

4.2.1 Main Area

The main area of Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server workspace contains Task and Tools

groups.

Before you connect to a database server where Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server Agent is

installed, main program window will contain operation icons that allow you to navigate and

manage computers.

The Pick a Task group contains one operation:

Connect to a Remote Computer – connect to a remote server where Acronis Recovery

for MS SQL Server Agent is already installed