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Acronis True Image Echo Server Restore Tutorial

In the previous review and tutorial of the Acronis True Image Echo Server, a full image of a Windows Server 2003 was created. In this tutorial, or walkthrough, I will put the product to the test and see if it will restore the entire image. It is best to test the restore of an image before a disaster happens. This should take a matter of minutes to restore. This is a review of the Acronis True Image Echo Server restore process.

The first step is to select the recovery option from the Acronis True Image Echo Server management console.

The Acronis True Image Echo Server management console

The following screenshot welcomes us to the Restore Data Wizard. This wizard will help you to recover lost or corrupted files or entire partitions from the backup archive you have previously created.

The Restore Data Wizard

The following screen lets you choose the backup archive to restore. The Acronis Echo Server found the image on the Lacie 250 gigabyte external hard drive with no problem.

Choose the backup archive to restore

The following screen shows that you can restore entire disks or partitions or just restore specified files or folders. Choose to restore disks or partitions to restore the entire Echo Server image file.

Restore disks or partitions

The following screen lets you choose the partition or disk to restore.

Choose the partition or disk to restore

Then we need to choose the location that the Acronis Echo image will be restored. I chose to put the image on Disk 1 where it came from.

Choose the location to restore the Acronis Echo Image

The following Acronis True Image Echo Screenshot warns you that there are some partitions on the selected restore drive. It tells you that the destination hard disk drive you have chosen contains some partitions that could contain useful data. Hard disk drive image restoring is possible only if the destination hard disk drive is empty. So naturally, I chose to delete all the existing partitions on the destination hard drive before restoring.

Delete all the existing partitions

The following screen allows you to restore another partition or hard disk drive from the backup archive. I chose not to restore another partition and clicked next.

Choose not to restore another partition

The following step allows you to use the default options or set the options manually. I wanted to see what the options were so I chose to set the options manually.

Set the options manually

Here is where you can set up email notifications, logging options and even validate the archive before restoring.

The Acronis True Image Server Options

The following screenshot shows that the Acronis True Image Echo Server is ready to proceed with restoring the data from the backup archive. Here is the complete list of operations that will be performed. So naturally, I saved this page and smacked the proceed button.

Ready to Proceed

Then the Acronis True Image Echo Server told me that a reboot was required. It was an expected warning because I am working on the drive that is to be restored. So I smacked the reboot button.

Reboot Required to finish the Acronis operation

This is a shot of the Acronis True Image Echo Server in its low level mode restoring the image.

Sure enough, about 4 minutes later the Windows 2003 server rebooted to the login screen allowed me to login successfully. I have never seen a product restore a server so fast and so easy.

The Restored Acronis True Image Echo Server Image

The Acronis True Image Echo server performed a quick and flawless restore of the entire Windows Server 2003 installation. For that reason, the Acronis Echo Server gets an honorable Brontobyte on a scale of Bytes to Brontobytes. It is a truly impressive and highly recommended program to have in your toolbox.

The Acronis True Image Echo Server supports backing up and imaging of the following Windows Servers:

  • Microsoft Windows Server 2008
  • Microsoft Windows 2003 Server x64 Editions
  • Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
  • Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server
  • Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
  • Citrix Xen Source

Of course, the Acronis Echo server backup software also allows you to perform reliable, scheduled Full, Incremental or differential backups of your Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 server.

Acronis Echo Server For Windows

Acronis True Image Echo Server for Windows creates an exact image of your Windows server including the operating system, applications, and configurations. This remote backup and recovery utility can also back up mission-critical databases. Anyway, both your machine and special files or folders will be successfully restored in case of system failure. What is important to an IT administrator, backup procedures run without interrupting server operations. Scheduling a Backup Task is Eay too. If you are interested in purchasing the True Image Echo Server, you can save 10% just by entering the following coupon code when you order: Code: ATIES10 - Enjoy!
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