Samsung MZ-5PA256C User Manual - Page 64

Backup destination options, Recovery point options, Table 6-2, Description, Option

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64 Backing up entire drives Defining a drive-based backup Backup destination options The following table describes the options on the Backup Destination Page. Table 6-2 Backup destination options Option Description Folder field Indicates the location where you want to store the recovery points. If Norton Ghost detects that this location does not have enough available space, it alerts you. You should choose another location that has more space. Edit The Edit button only becomes active if you have selected a backup destination that is on a network. If the backup destination is on a network, you can click the Edit button to bring up a dialog where you can specify the necessary user name and password for network access. This also applies if you want to save the recovery point on a network share. See "About network credentials" on page 68. Customize recovery point file names Allows you to rename the recovery point. To rename a recovery point click Rename and then type a new file name. Default file names include the name of the computer followed by the drive letter. Add Allows you to add up to two Offsite Copy destinations. Offsite Copy automatically copies your latest recovery points each time a backup completes to either a portable storage device, such as an external drive, or to a remote server either through a local area network connection or to a remote FTP server. See "About Offsite Copy" on page 81. Recovery point options The following table describes the recovery point options on the Options page.

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Backup destination options
The following table describes the options on the Backup Destination Page.
Table 6-2
Backup destination options
Description
Option
Indicates the location where you want to
store the recovery points.
If Norton Ghost detects that this location
does not have enough available space, it
alerts you. You should choose another
location that has more space.
Folder field
The Edit button only becomes active if you
have selected a backup destination that is
on a network. If the backup destination is on
a network, you can click the Edit button to
bring up a dialog where you can specify the
necessary user name and password for
network access. This also applies if you want
to save the recovery point on a network
share.
See
About network credentials
on page 68.
Edit
Allows you to rename the recovery point. To
rename a recovery point click
Rename
and
then type a new file name.
Default file names include the name of the
computer followed by the drive letter.
Customize recovery point file names
Allows you to add up to two Offsite Copy
destinations.
Offsite Copy automatically copies your latest
recovery points each time a backup
completes to either a portable storage device,
such as an external drive, or to a remote
server either through a local area network
connection or to a remote FTP server.
See
About Offsite Copy
on page 81.
Add
Recovery point options
The following table describes the recovery point options on the Options page.
Backing up entire drives
Defining a drive-based backup
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