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GBM User Manual GBM User Manual Table Of Contents Getting Started ................................................................................................................ 1 Product Overview .......................................................................................................... 1 Product Overview ....................................................................................................... 1 Feature Matrix ........................................................................................................... 1 Unavailable features ................................................................................................... 5 What's New In Version 9.0 .......................................................................................... 5 Copyrights ................................................................................................................. 5 End User License Agreement ........................................................................................ 6 Installation ................................................................................................................... 8 Genie Backup Manager ................................................................................................ 8 Upgrade to the New Version of Genie Backup Manager .................................................. 10 GBM Basics ................................................................................................................ 10 What Can GBM Do? .................................................................................................. 10 Managing Backup Jobs .............................................................................................. 11 Data Backup Types ................................................................................................... 11 Data Verification ...................................................................................................... 13 File Versioning in Genie Backup Manager ..................................................................... 13 Security in Genie Backup Manager .............................................................................. 13 Compression in Genie Backup Manager ....................................................................... 13 Files and Folders Created by GBM ............................................................................... 14 Using GBM ................................................................................................................. 16 How to: Start Genie Backup Manager .......................................................................... 16 Shortcuts ................................................................................................................ 16 iii GBM User Manual Selection Panes ........................................................................................................ 17 Accessibility ............................................................................................................. 18 Windows and Dialogs ................................................................................................ 18 Job Summary .......................................................................................................... 18 Wizards Overview ..................................................................................................... 19 Getting Help ............................................................................................................ 19 Exiting GBM ............................................................................................................. 20 The System Tray Agent ............................................................................................. 21 The Main Window ........................................................................................................... 29 Main Window Commands ............................................................................................. 29 Main Commands ....................................................................................................... 29 Tools ...................................................................................................................... 29 Quick Links .............................................................................................................. 30 Menu Commands ...................................................................................................... 30 Backup Summary ..................................................................................................... 31 The Backup Wizard ...................................................................................................... 31 Opening the Backup Wizard ....................................................................................... 32 The Restore Wizard ..................................................................................................... 33 The Disaster Recovery Wizard ....................................................................................... 33 Opening the Disaster Recovery Wizard ........................................................................ 33 Global Preferences ...................................................................................................... 33 Global Preferences .................................................................................................... 33 Preferences: General ................................................................................................ 34 Global Preferences: General - Advanced ...................................................................... 35 iv Table Of Contents Global Preferences: General - Sound Alerts .................................................................. 36 CPU ........................................................................................................................ 36 Preferences: Backup Settings ..................................................................................... 36 Preferences: Backup Settings - Advanced Settings ....................................................... 37 Global Preferences: CD/DVD Settings ......................................................................... 38 Global Preferences: Open File Backup ......................................................................... 39 Preferences: Restore Settings .................................................................................... 39 Global Preferences: Testing Data Integrity ................................................................... 40 Global Preferences: Email Notification Settings ............................................................. 41 Global Preferences: Auto-Exclude ............................................................................... 42 Global Preferences: Cataloging ................................................................................... 42 The Catalog ................................................................................................................ 43 The Catalog ............................................................................................................. 43 Advanced Search ...................................................................................................... 44 How to: Back up the Catalog...................................................................................... 45 Backup Devices ............................................................................................................. 47 Backup Devices ........................................................................................................... 47 Internal and External Drives ......................................................................................... 47 Internal and External Drives ...................................................................................... 47 Multi-Drive Spanning ................................................................................................ 48 Splitting Backup Files ................................................................................................ 49 How to: Restore from a Local Drives ........................................................................... 49 Network locations ........................................................................................................ 50 Backup to Network Locations ..................................................................................... 50 v GBM User Manual Backup from Network Locations ................................................................................. 50 How to: Restore Data Stored on Network Locations ...................................................... 51 Remote Locations Using FTP/FTPS ................................................................................. 51 FTP/FTPS Servers ..................................................................................................... 51 FTP/FTPS Backup Settings ......................................................................................... 52 How to: Restore Data Backed Up Using FTP/FTPS ......................................................... 53 Amazon S3 ................................................................................................................. 53 Amazon S3 .............................................................................................................. 53 Backup
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