ACRONIS Backup & Recovery 10 Advanced Server User Manual page 337

Always use
The use of SSL certificates is enabled. The connection will be established only if the use of SSL
certificates is enabled on the client application.
Disabled
The same as Not configured.
Event tracing parameters
In Windows, the events occurring in Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 can be recorded into the event
log, a file, or both.
Each event has a level from zero to five based on the event's severity, as shown in the following
table:
Level Name
0 Unknown
1 Debug
2 Information
3 Warning
4 Error
5 Critical
Event tracing parameters are specified as the following settings in the administrative template:
File Trace Minimal Level
Description: Specifies the minimum severity level of events to be recorded in the file. Only events
of levels greater than or equal to File Trace Minimal Level will be recorded.
Possible values: Any severity level from Unknown through Critical, or Blocked to not record any
events
Default value: 2 (meaning that events with severity levels two through five will be recorded)
The log files are located inside the folder %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Acronis, in the
Logs subfolder for the particular component.
Win32 Trace Minimal Level
Description: Specifies the minimum severity level of events to be recorded in the System event
log. Only events of levels greater than or equal to Win32 Trace Minimal Level will be recorded.
Possible values: Any severity level from Unknown through Critical, or Blocked to not record any
events
Default value: 4 (meaning that events about errors and critical errors will be recorded)
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Description
Event whose level of severity is unknown
or not applicable
Event used for debug purposes
Informational event, such as one about
the successful completion of an operation
or startup of a service
Event which is a possible impending
problem, such as low free space in a vault
Event that resulted in a loss of data or
functionality
Event that resulted in the termination of a
process such as the agent's process
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