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CA BrightStor Enterprise Backup v10.0
Backup-able/Restore-able items
All share/home folders.
Authentication
"root" can log in from CA BrightStor, browse all users' home folders, and perform fully
backup/restore.
Normal user who logs into the Windows client running CA BrightStor with the same
account/password in NAS server can backup data in his/her home folder and other share folders
he/she has permission to access. Because CA BrightStor uses "user mode" authentication, which
is similar to Windows neighborhood, the user has to re-login Windows if he/she wants to switch to
different identification/user name.
Important Note
1. When backing up data with CA BrightStor, a directory named "registry" will be automatically
generated by CA. To ensure the backup runs correctly, do not choose this directory since it
actually doesn't exist on the NAS server.
2. If the user, excluding the accounts "root" and "guest", wants to change to "root" permission after
connecting to the NAS server through CAEB, he/she should right-click the NAS server to enter
"root" authentication data before unrolling the tree view in CAEB. Moreover, the user, as
described above, should log out Windows first and log in again if he/she wants to change as
another user after connecting to the NAS server through CAEB.
3. As long as the user logs in CA BrightStor as the root permission of the NAS server, he/she could
not switch to any other user by right clicking the mouse to change the security information.
Agent Support
The NAS server can be backed up without an agent installed.
NAS server as backup destination
When using CA BrightStor Enterprise Backup (CAEB) v10.0 to backup data to the NAS server,
please note that:
Third Party Backup Support
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