Acronis Recovery for Microsoft Exchange - User Guide - Manual (Page 46)

• Select commands to be executed before the backup process starts in the
Before backup process field. To create a new command or select a new
batch file click the Edit button.
• Select the command to be executed after the backup process ends in the
After backup process field. To create a new command or select a new
batch file click the Edit button.
5.4.2 Compression Level
Select the compression level for the backup. With higher compression ratios the
archive file size will be smaller, but the backup process may take longer.
You can choose one of the compression levels for a backup archive:
• None - the data will be copied without any compression
• Normal - the recommended data compression level (set by default)
• High - higher archive compression level
• Maximum - maximum backup archive compression
• Ultimate – ultimate level of compression
Generally, it is recommended to use the default Normal compression level. You might
want to select Maximum compression so the backup archive occupies less storage
space.
5.4.3 Backup Priority
You can set up the backup process priority:
• Low - the backup process will run slower, but it will not influence other
processes running on your computer
• Normal - the backup process will run with normal priority
• High - the backup process will run faster, but it may influence other
processes running on your computer
Changing the priority of a backup process can make it run faster or slower, but it can
also adversely affect the performance of other programs running simultaneously. The
priority of any process running in the system determines the amount of CPU usage and
system resources allocated to that process. Decreasing the backup priority will increase
the number of compute cycles available to other processes.
5.4.4 Backup Protection
Password
The preset is No Password.
You can password protect your archives so that they will be inaccessible to others.
Enter a password in the text field and confirm it. The password is case sensitive.
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