User manual FARSTONE RESTOREIT! NETWORK V3.1

[. . . ] TM Network V3. 1 User's Guide Revision 3. 1 August 2003 Copyright Notice Copyright© 2000-2002 FarStone Tech Inc. No part of this publication may be copied, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form or by any means without the expressed written permission of Far Stone Technology Inc. Far Stone grants you the right to use one copy of the enclosed software program "SOFTWARE" on a single computer. If the SOFTWARE is installed on a network, or more than one user can run the SOFTWARE at the same time, you must purchase an additional license for each additional user or computer. Trademarks RestoreIT!TM and RestoreIT! [. . . ] Click on Yes and a new log file will be created using the client computers name. The global Log file setup To open the global Log file setup, select Options on the menu bar then select Log Settings to open the Logging dialog box (shown below). The 'Log' file setup dialog box Select Disable or Enable (default) logging of client computer usage. Selecting another computer from the main Administrator window then again clicking the Log button in the main Administrator window. Clicking View on the menu bar, selecting Log Option, then View in the Logging dialog box and selecting a client log file from the Windows file manager. Changing the RITN Administrator password Select Options from the menu bar then Change Administrator Password from the drop menu to open the dialog box (shown below). Enter the new password in both fields and select OK . Saving the client Password list Selecting Save client Passwords from the Options drop menu will create a text file and record the client side RestoreIT!Manager (Real Mode) passwords of all client computers currently logged onto the network. Closing the RITN Administrator You can close the RITN Administrator by choosing Exit from the File menu or clicking the close window button on the top left corner of the window. To exit the program completely, right-click on the RestoreIT!icon menu. from the system tray and select Exit from the popup 5 Server-Side Client Manager Chapter 5 Server-Side Client Manager The RestoreIT!Client Manager provides a Windows interface to individual client computers. As with the RITN Administrator, Protection Policies and settings may be altered from within this application. Client Manager provides detailed information about an individual computer's Restore Points and hard disk usage. When the Protection Policy is set to Customized Protection, Restore Points can be created and deleted. Opening the server side RestoreIT!Client Manager To launch the RITN Client Manager from the RITN Administrator, select a client then right click and select Client Control from the popup menu or select Client Control from the File menu on the Administrator menu bar. The Server side Client Manager interface. RestoreIT!Client Manager : Main buttons The toolbar buttons and their functions are described below. Create a New Restore Point Revert to a selected Restore Point Delete Restore Point(s) Refresh the View Display Restore Points as Large icons Display Restore Points as Small icons Display Restore Points as a list Display Restore Point details Open Help Topics of RestoreIT! Viewing client side properties The hard disk space available for use by RestoreIT!can be viewed by selecting View on the menu bar, then selecting Options from the drop menu. Client Manager Window and select Options from the popup menu. Client Side Options The Options page displays the used and available disk space within the RestoreIT!Client (Real Mode) password . Changing the Protection Policy The current Protection Policy settings dialog box (shown below) may also be altered using the RestoreIT!Client Manager and offers exactly the same settings as available in the RITN Administrator. See Chapters 4, Opening the client Protection Policy and Remote Settings dialog and Overview of client Protection Policies Enabling/Disabling RestoreIT! For more details about Enabling/Disabling RestoreIT!, please refer back to Chapters 4, Opening the client Protection Policy and Remote Settings dialog and Enabling/Disabling RestoreIT!. Managing client side Restore Points and Policies Figure 5. 5a below shows the RestoreIT!Client Manager view when the Protection Policy is set to Full Protection or Protect System only. Under these protection states, it is only possible to view the RestoreIT!'s hard disk usage and selected Restore Point properties. The Restore Point functions, New, Restore Rename and Delete are not available in these protection modes. Figure 5. 5a A view of the Client Manager when the Protection Policy is set to Full Protection'or Protect System only Viewing Restore Point properties The properties of individual Restore Points may be view by selecting the Restore Point the right clicking while the mouse pointer is over the highlighted Restore Point and selecting Properties from the popup menu. Double clicking on the Restore Point or selecting the Restore Point then clicking Restore Point on the menu bar and selecting Properties from the drop menu also opens the properties window. RestoreIT!Client Manager With Customized Protection Description of Restore Point Icons Static Restore Point - Locked Static Restore Point - Unlocked Normal Incremental Restore Point Un-trusted Incremental Restore Point Adding Restore Points There are 2 kinds of Restore Points in RestoreIT! [. . . ] The "Software" may be "in use" on only one computer at any given time. (Different License terms and fees are applicable for networked or multiple user applications. ) As a specific condition of this License, you agree to use the "Software" in compliance with all applicable laws, including copyright laws, and that you will not copy, transmit, perform or distribute any audio or other content using the "Software" without obtaining all necessary Licenses or permissions from the owner of the content. Multiple User License: Make one copy of the "Software" in machine-readable form solely for back-up purposes, provided you reproduce FarStone's copyright proprietary legends. You must acquire and dedicate a License for each separate computer on which any part or portion of the "Software" is installed or run As used in this License, the "Software" or any part or portion of the "Software" is "in use" when it is either loaded into RAM or installed on a hard disk or other permanent memory device including any networked or shared environment where either direct or indirect connections are made through software or hardware which pools or aggregates connections. [. . . ]