Task Failure Handling - ACRONIS Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server SBS Edition User Manual

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Skip the task execution
Delaying a backup might be unacceptable, for example, when you need to back up data strictly at the
specified time. Then it makes sense to skip the backup rather than wait for the conditions, especially
if the events occur relatively often.
3.4.1.19

Task failure handling

This option is effective for Windows and Linux operating systems.
This option is not available when operating under the bootable media.
This option determines the program behavior when any of the backup plan's tasks fails.
The preset is not to restart a failed task.
The program will try to execute the failed task again if you select the Restart a failed task check box
and specify the number of attempts and the time interval between the attempts. The program stops
trying as soon as an attempt completes successfully OR the specified number of attempts is
performed, depending on which comes first.
If the task fails because of a mistake in the backup plan, you can edit the plan while the task is in the Idle state.
While the task is running, you have to stop it prior to editing the backup plan.
3.4.1.20
Tape support
These options are effective when the backup destination is a managed vault located on a tape
library.
Tape support options enable you to specify how the backup tasks will distribute backups among the
tapes.
Some combinations of tape options might degrade usage efficiency of both the whole tape library and each
tape. If you are not forced to modify these options by some specific needs, leave them unchanged.
An archive can occupy several tapes. In such cases a so-called tape set is used for keeping the data
backups.
Tape set is a logical group of one or more tapes which contain backups of the specific protected
data. A tape set can contain backups of other data as well.
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