Acronis Backup for PC - User Guide - Manual (Page 51)

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2. Specify:

User name. When entering the name of an Active Directory user account, be sure to also
specify the domain name (DOMAIN\Username or Username@domain).
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Password. The password for the account.
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Confirm password. Re-enter the password.
3. Click OK.
To learn more about operations available depending on the user privileges, see the Users' privileges
on a managed machine (p. 23) section.
4.2.9 Label (Preserving machine properties in a backup)
Any time data on a machine is backed up, information about the machine name, operating system,
Windows service pack and security identifier (SID) is added to the backup, along with the
user-defined text label. The label may include the department or machine owner's name or similar
information that can be used as a tag or a key.
If you recover (p. 99) the machine to a VMware ESX(i) using Agent for VMware, or convert (p. 131)
the backup to a ESX(i) virtual machine, these properties will be transferred to the virtual machine's
configuration. You can view them in the virtual machine settings: Edit settings > Options > Advanced
> General > Configuration parameters. You can select, sort and group the virtual machines with the
help of these custom parameters. This can be useful in various scenarios.
Example:
Let's assume you migrate your office or datacenter to a virtual environment. By using third-party
software that can access configuration parameters through VMware API, you can automatically apply
security policies to each machine even before powering it on.
To add a text label to a backup:
1. On the Create backup plan (p. 33) page, click Show plan's credentials, comments, label.
2. In Label, enter the text label or select it from the drop-down menu.
Parameters specification
Parameter Value Description
acronisTag.label <string> A user-defined label.
The label can be set by a user when creating a backup
plan.
acronisTag.hostname <string> Host name (FQDN)
acronisTag.os.type <string> Operating system
acronisTag.os.servicepack 0, 1, 2... The version of the Service Pack installed in the system.
For Windows OS only.
acronisTag.os.sid <string> Machine's SID.
For example:
S-1-5-21-874133492-782267321-3928949834.
For Windows OS only.
Values of the "acronisTag.os.type" parameter
Windows NT 4 winNTGuest