ACRONIS True Image 2013 User's Guide download pdf (Page 238)

10 Glossary of Terms

A

Acronis Secure Zone

A secure partition for storing backups (p. 238)

on a hard disk. Advantages:

 enables recovery of a disk to the same

disk where the disk's backup resides

 offers a cost-effective and handy method

for protecting data from software

malfunction, virus attack, operator error

 eliminates the need for a separate media

or network connection to back up or

recover the data

Limitations:

1) The Acronis Secure Zone cannot be created

on a dynamic disk.

2) The Acronis Secure Zone is not available as

a location for backups in the recovery

environment when you start True Image

2013 from bootable rescue media, through

Acronis Startup Recovery Manager or BartPE.

Acronis Startup Recovery Manager

A protection tool that allows to start

standalone version of True Image 2013 at

boot time when F11 is pressed. Acronis

Startup Recovery Manager eliminates the

need for rescue media.

Acronis Startup Recovery Manager is

especially useful for mobile users. If a failure

occurs, the user reboots the machine, hits F11

on prompt "Press F11 for Acronis Startup

Recovery Manager…" and performs data

recovery in the same way as with ordinary

bootable media.

Limitations: cannot be organized on a dynamic

disk; requires manual configuration of boot

loaders, such as LILO and GRUB; requires

re-activation of third-party loaders.

B

Backup

1. The same as Backup operation (p. 238).

2. A set of backup versions created and

managed by using backup settings. A

backup can contain multiple backup

versions created using full (p. 239) and

incremental (p. 240) backup methods.

Backup versions belonging to the same

backup are usually stored in the same

location.

Backup operation

An operation that creates a copy of the data

that exists on a machine's hard disk for the

purpose of recovering or reverting the data to

a specified date and time.

Backup settings

A set of rules configured by a user when

creating a new backup. The rules control the

backup process. Later you can edit the backup

settings to change or optimize the backup

process.

Backup version

The result of a single backup operation (p.

238). Physically, it is a file or a set of files that

contains a copy of the backed up data as of a

specific date and time. Backup version files

created by True Image 2013 have a TIB

extension. The TIB files resulting from

consolidation (p. 239) of backup versions are

also called backup versions.

Backup version chain

Sequence of minimum 2 backup versions (p.

238) that consist of the first full backup

version and the subsequent one or more

incremental or differential backup versions.

Backup version chain continues till the next

full backup version (if any).

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