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When you try to restore a password-protected disk (partition) image, Acronis True Image
Server 8.0 for Linux will ask you for a password and won't continue with restoration until the
password is verified by the software.
4.7
Comments about images
You can supply additional information about the image. This could include information about
the server, its users, hard disk, data, creation time or the like.
Copyright © Acronis, Inc., 2000-2005
Protecting images with passwords
Adding comments to an image
Creating images under X Window System
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