Can I change the email address later?
Yes, it can be changed using the AVCI.net Tech Team Remote Backup
client in the following two ways:
• In the Classic View
o Start the AVCI.net Tech Team Remote Backup client in the classic
view
o Go to Options
o Select Email Backup Reports
o Select the checkbox which says “send email reports at the end of
scheduled backup”
o Enter the email address where you want the reports to be delivered
in the text box below.
o Click Apply
• In the Wizard View
o While configuring online backup using the wizard
o Step 3 of the configuration displays an option to send email
backup reports
o Select the checkbox which says “send email reports at the end of
scheduled backup”
o Enter the email address where you want the reports to be delivered
in the text box below.
o Continue with the back up
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Does the email address field support multiple addressees?
Yes. Enter multiple email addressed separated by a comma “,” in the
email text field.
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How do I find the Classic View?
In the opening Wizard screen after logon, click the Advanced button
at the top right and select the Classic View Option.
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What is the difference between running on a schedule and running
with no user logged on?
In using a server there is usually no user account logged on to the
server directly , however we have to provide the domain name of the
domain to which the server belongs and also the login credentials to
log into the server.
In a normal PC or laptop, there is always an account logged on for
the computer to function. In the case of this Backup program there
must be an Administrator account logged on – it may be locked out.
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What should I be aware of in order to properly set the Caching
Option?
With FULL cache chosen the effects are to have the shortest session
times and the largest footprint on the local drive.
With NO cache chosen, the effects are to have the longest session
times but the smallest possible footprint on the local drive; it
basically retransfers the entire file.
With intellicache selected the effect is to have a middle ground
result. Only files above 500kb are cached, and the files which are
less than 500 KB are re-transferred again.
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What if my files are in a folder of all mixed types and I only want
certain types Protected in my account?
From the OPTIONS page in the Classic View there are three Cloaking
settings that can be set:
No cloaking / Files to NOT backup / Files to ONLY backup.
These three settings described above are basically file-type filters
used to select a particular type of file in a folder, selected to be
a part of the back up set/session checklist.
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Is there any other way to do this same operation if there are
several file types involved in the consideration?
More than one file type can be selected for at once using the
cloaking option.
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