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Acronis Certified Engineer Backup 12.5 Training Presentation Module 3 en
Acronis Certified Engineer Backup 12.5 Training Presentation Module 3 en
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Get Administrator
Account from CR
or Acronis
Install Agents on
Customer
machines and
devices
Account List
* Partner Administrator account credentials cannot be used for Agent installation and recovery as they are mainly used for Group and Account management. In
situations when a Partner Admin needs to install Agents and perform recovery, create a Customer-level account as a surrogate
Windows OS from Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 and above, x86 and
x64, except for Windows 8/8.1 RT edtition and Windows 2016 Nano Server
Management Server Linux OS with kernel 2.6.18 and above, glibc 2.3.4 and above, x86 and x64,
including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, Fedora, SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server, Debian, CentOS, Oracle Linux and CloudLinux
Windows OS from Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Pro SP2 and above,
Agent for Windows
x86 and x64, except for Windows 8/8.1 RT editions
Linux OS with kernel 2.6.9 and above, glibc 2.3.4 and above, x86 and x64
Agent for Linux including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, Fedora, SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server, Debian, CentOS, Oracle Linux, CloudLinux and ClearOS
Agent for Mac OS X 10.9 and above – Apple File System (APFS) not supported
Agent for VMware Windows OS supported by Agent for Windows except 32-bit Windows OS,
(Windows) Windows XP, Windows 2003/2003 R2 and Windows SBS 2003/2003 R2
Agent for Hyper-V Windows Server 2008 (x64), Windows 8/8.1 and above with Hyper-V
Agent for Office 365 Windows Server 2008 (x64), Windows 8/8.1 and above
VMware VMware vSphere 4.1 and above, vSphere Hypervisor (Free ESXi), VMware Server, Workstation, ACE, Player
Windows Server 2008 (x64) with Hyper-V and above, Windows 8/8.1 with Hyper-V and above except for Windows
Windows
Server 2016 Nano Server, Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 and above, Windows Virtual PC, Microsoft Virtual Server 2005
Citrix Citrix XenServer 4.1 and above (fully virtualized a.k.a HVM guests only)
‒ 443 and 8443: Accessing backup console, registering agents, downloading files from cloud storage
‒ 7770 – 7800: Agent communications with cloud Management Server
Network Ports
‒ 44445: Cloud backup and recovery data transfer
(Inbound and Outbound)
‒ 9877: HTTP port for on-premise web-based backup console access
‒ 9876: Component communications with on-premise Management Server
Hyper-V virtual machines Agent for Hyper-V On the Hyper-V host 320 MB
* Typical RAM consumption is 350 MB above the OS and running applications with peak consumption reaching 2GB depending on the amount and type of data being processed
Exchange databases and mailboxes Agent for Windows + Exchange If only mailbox backup is required, agent can be 950 MB
installed on any Windows with network access to the
machine running Client Access role of Microsoft
Exchange Server
* A VM is considered virtual if it is backed up by an external agent. If an agent is installed in the guest system, the backup and recovery operations are the same as with a physical
machine. However, the machine is counted as virtual when you set quotas for the number of machines
**With Acronis Backup Advanced Virtual Host licenses, these virtual machines are considered as virtual (per host licensing is used). With an Acronis Backup Virtual Host license,
these machines are considered physical (per machine licensing is used)
SQL databases Agent for Windows + SQL On the machine running Microsoft SQL Server 950 MB
Mobile devices running iOS Mobile app for iOS On the iOS mobile device 88 MB
Mobile devices running iOS Mobile app for Android On the Android mobile device 30 MB
Provides command-line interface Command-Line Tool On a machine running Windows or Linux 550 MB
Manages Agents, provides web For on-premise deployment, on a machine running 1.7 GB (Win)
Management Server*
interface for management Windows or Linux. For cloud, no installation required 0.6 GB (Lin)
Monitoring Service Monitoring Service On the machine running the Management Server -
Creates bootable media Bootable Media Builder On a machine running Windows or Linux 200 MB**
* A management server with one registered machine consumes 200 MB of memory. Each newly registered machines adds about 4 MB. Thus, a server with 100 registered
machines consumes approximately 600 MB above the operating system and running applications. Max. number of registered machines is 900-1000. This limitation originates
from the management server's embedded SQLite. This limit can be overcome by specifying an external Microsoft SQL Server instance during Management Server installation.
With an external SQL database, up to 2000 machines can be registered with significant performance degradation.
**Bootable media requires at least 1GB of RAM
CentOS kernel-devel
gcc The setup program will download and install the packages automatically
Fedora make
Ubuntu Make sure RPM Package Manager is installed and run the following commands
linux-headers sudo apt-get update
linux-image sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
gcc sudo apt-get install linux-image-`uname -r`
make sudo apt-get install gcc-<package version>
perl sudo apt-get install make
sudo apt-get install perl
▪ In Mac, double-click the installation file (.dmg), wait for it to be mounted and double-click
Uninstall
▪ In VMware, log on to vCenter Server or the standalone ESXi with vSphere Client, right-
click on the virtual appliance and select Delete from Disk
• If the appliance is powered on, it must be powered off first
• If locally attached storage is used as a backup destination and you wish to preserve the data, edit the
settings of the appliance and remove the disk with the storage from the appliance prior to deleting it. The
disk will remain in the datastore and can be attached to another Agent for VMware (Virtual Appliance)