Acronis True Image 9.1 Enterprise Server - User Guide - Manual (Page 11)

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• Bootable backup media – When backing up to removable media, users can make this
media bootable in the same manner as a rescue CD, so separate recover media is not
required
• Bootable disks ISOs and RIS packages – In addition to burning a bootable rescue
disk, users can save its ISO image for burning later, or create a RIS package for remote
boot of Acronis True Image Workstation
• Acronis Bootable Agent – Adding this Agent to the rescue disk or RIS package will
enable the administrator to manage the remote computer, booted from this disk/server,
with Acronis True Image Management Console. Thus, they can restore unattended
systems from remote locations
• Windows Event Log and SNMP support – Store event log messages, issued by
Acronis True Image Workstation, to Windows Event Log or send them to SNMP clients
• Manage System Restore tool (for Windows XP) – Turn on/off the Windows native
System Restore tool directly from Acronis True Image Workstation
• Context Help
1.5 System requirements and supported media
1.5.1 Minimum system requirements
Acronis True Image Workstation requires the following hardware:
• Pentium processor or higher
• 256MB RAM
• FDD or CD-R/RW drive for bootable media creation
• Mouse (recommended).
1.5.2 Supported operating systems
Acronis True Image Management Console
• Windows 98/Me
• Windows NT 4.0 Workstation SP6/2000 Professional SP4/XP Professional SP2
• Windows NT 4.0 Server SP6/2000 Server/2000 Advanced Server/2003 Server
• Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
• Windows Vista all Editions (except for installation of Acronis components on remote
machines running Vista)
Acronis True Image Agent for Windows
Acronis True Image Workstation
• Windows 98/Me
• Windows NT 4.0 Workstation SP6/2000 Professional SP4/XP Professional SP2
• Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
• Windows Vista all Editions (except for the Acronis Snap Restore feature)
Acronis Backup Server
Acronis Group Server