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Table 33. \Rescue and Recovery\Settings\Backup (continued) Policy Setting LocalPartitionNumber USBPartitionNumber SecondHDDPartitionNumber Backup Partitions MaxBackupSize MaxNumberIncrementals ResumeAfterPowerLoss CPUPriority Yield BootDisc Description Set the partition number for backups on the local drive. Valid values: 1-100. Default: 1. Set the partition number for backups on the USB drive. Valid values: 1-100. Default: 1. Set the partition number for backups on the Second hard disk drive. Valid values: 1-100. Default: 1. Select the partitions that should be backed up. A DWORD (double word) is a bitmap of logical drive letters that should be included in the backup.To get the right hexadecimal value for drive letters, lay out the drive letters from right to left (for example, ...HGFEDCBA), and put 1 for partitions that will be backed up. Example: If you back up drive C: and E: only, you will get the binary value 00010100. The hexadecimal value for it is 0x00000014 and the decimal value for it is 20. Note: Convert your hexadecimal number to decimal before entering a value. Default: 0xFFFFFFFF. Entering a zero has a meaning similar to the default, which means finding all available partitions and back them up. The maximum backup size (in GB). Valid values are 1-1000. Default: available free space. The maximum number of allowable incremental backups. Valid values: 2-31. Default: 16. Note: If you have completed backup number 3 and proceed to complete backup number 4 and encounter a message that states: You have reached your defined limit of 3 incremental backups. You may increase the maximum number of incremental backups allowed or the oldest incremental backup will be deleted. This message is to let you know that the oldest incremental backup will be deleted, and will be merged to the next incremental backup. Enable or disable Resume After Power Loss as a backup option. Default: Enabled. CPU Priority of backups. Values: 1-5 (1=Lowest Priority, 5= Highest Priority). Default: 3. Yield indicates amount of delay to insert between disk writes during a backup. This permits system backups from hogging all of the disk i/o bandwidth. Values: 0-8 (0=off, 8=least disk activity). Default: 0. Enable or disable the creation of a Boot Disc when backing up to a CD/DVD or creating an archive to those media. Default: Enabled. Appendix A. Administrative tools 69

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Table 33. \Rescue and Recovery\Settings\Backup (continued)
Policy
Setting
Description
LocalPartitionNumber
Set the partition number for backups on the
local drive. Valid values: 1-100. Default: 1.
USBPartitionNumber
Set the partition number for backups on the
USB drive. Valid values: 1-100. Default: 1.
SecondHDDPartitionNumber
Set the partition number for backups on the
Second hard disk drive. Valid values: 1-100.
Default: 1.
Backup Partitions
Select the partitions that should be backed up.
A DWORD (double word) is a bitmap of logical
drive letters that should be included in the
backup.To get the right hexadecimal value for
drive letters, lay out the drive letters from right
to left (for example, …HGFEDCBA), and put 1
for partitions that will be backed up.
Example: If you back up drive C: and E: only,
you will get the binary value 00010100. The
hexadecimal value for it is 0x00000014 and the
decimal value for it is 20.
Note:
Convert your hexadecimal number
to decimal before entering a value. Default:
0xFFFFFFFF. Entering a zero has a meaning
similar to the default, which means finding all
available partitions and back them up.
MaxBackupSize
The maximum backup size (in GB). Valid values
are 1-1000. Default: available free space.
MaxNumberIncrementals
The maximum number of allowable incremental
backups. Valid values: 2-31. Default: 16.
Note:
If you have completed backup number
3 and proceed to complete backup number 4
and encounter a message that states:
You have
reached your defined limit of 3 incremental
backups. You may increase the maximum
number of incremental backups allowed or the
oldest incremental backup will be deleted.
This
message is to let you know that the oldest
incremental backup will be deleted, and will be
merged to the next incremental backup.
ResumeAfterPowerLoss
Enable or disable
Resume After Power Loss
as a backup option. Default: Enabled.
CPUPriority
CPU Priority of backups.
Values: 1-5
(1=Lowest Priority, 5= Highest Priority).
Default: 3.
Yield
Yield
indicates amount of delay to insert
between disk writes during a backup. This
permits system backups from hogging all of
the disk i/o bandwidth. Values: 0-8 (0=off,
8=least disk activity). Default: 0.
BootDisc
Enable or disable the creation of a Boot Disc
when backing up to a CD/DVD or creating an
archive to those media. Default: Enabled.
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