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Installation and running
Imports license serial keys from .txt file.
--help
Shows help information.
2.7
Setting up security parameters for Acronis True Image Enterprise
Server
2.7.1
Usernames and passwords
Acronis True Image Enterprise Server fully supports all security standards used in
Windows:
1. If a remote PC has Windows NT SP6/2000/XP OS installed, the Acronis True
Image Agent can be accessed according to the security policy set up in the local
network. To have remote access to Acronis True Image Agent, the user must be a
member of the Administrators or Backup operators group on this computer.
It is highly recommended that you create an administrator's or backup operator's accounts with
the same username and password on all networked computers for remote access to the Acronis
True Image Agent.
2. If a remote PC has Windows 98/Me installed without its own security system, you
will need to provide a username and password during installation of the Acronis
True Image Agent that will be used by Acronis True Image Management Console.
2.7.2
Firewall setup
Acronis True Image Enterprise Server uses the following ports and IP addresses for
remote operation:
•
server (Acronis True Image Agent) UDP port: 9876
•
server (Acronis True Image Agent) TCP port: 9876, if busy
chose port at random
•
client (Acronis True Image Management Console) UDP port:
9877, if busy chose port at random
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IPv4 multicast address: 239.255.219.45
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IPv6 multicast address: FF05::fAA5:741E.
You might have to set the appropriate firewall access options. Options for the
Windows Firewall, included in Windows XP Service Pack 2, are set automatically
during Acronis True Image Enterprise Server components installation. However,
make sure that the option File and Printer Sharing in the Control panel →
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