User manual HP DATA PROTECTOR EXPRESS NOTEBOOKS AND DESKTOPS SOFTWARE DATA PROTECTOR FOR NOTEBOOKS AND DESKTOPS 2.7 INSTALLATION GUIDE (BB621-96004,

[. . . ] DATA PROTECTOR FOR NOTEBOOKS AND DESKTOPS HP DATA PROTECTOR FOR NOTEBOOKS AND DESKTOPS 2. 7 INSTALLATION GUIDE Quick-start and detailed installation instructions for Data Protector for Notebooks and Desktops continuous data protection software Part Number: BB621-96004 First Edition: April 2007 Page 2 Legal and notice information © Copyright 2006-2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L. P. Hewlett-Packard Company makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. This document contains proprietary information, which is protected by copyright. [. . . ] The recurring verification checks that all the expected files for a user exist on the Backup Location and, if they don't, copies any missing files to the Backup Location. This provides further assurance that all user files have been properly copied to the Backup Location. Click the Verify files every week or Verify files every month option to schedule a recurring verification. Then, set the appropriate day and time window during which the recurring verification will be done. Best practice: Since a verification should involve few, if any, file copies, we recommend that you enable recurring verification to provide further assurance that all the important user files are properly backed up. Click the Save Copy Policy button to save the policy. Define the Continuous File Protection Policies Data Protector for Notebooks's Continuous File Protection applies to file types that are directly edited by a user. Examples are Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, and Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. A backup copy is immediately made every time the user clicks the Save button in the application. The continuous file protection policies specify which file types are continuously protected by Data Protector for Notebooks and set the retention period for the previous versions kept for those file types. HP Data Protector for Notebooks and Desktops Software includes three example continuous file protection policies - Office Documents, Software Development, and Web Documents. You can start with these file protection policies or build your own. Click Policies in the left navigation pane. Click the Set the continuous file protection policies link under Pick a task . . . To edit one of the existing policies, click the Edit an existing continuous file protection policy link and then click the edit link beside the policy you want to change. -orTo create a new file protection policy, click the Create a new continuous file protection policy link. The Assigned File Types list shows all the file types currently assigned to this file protection policy. The Unassigned File Types list shows all the file types that are available for assignment. That is, it contains all the file types that are not assigned to any file protection policy. Note that an individual file type can be assigned to one and only one file protection policy. Move file types between the lists by clicking on the file type to select it and then click the <<< or >>> button as appropriate. You can use ctrl-click to select multiple file types. [. . . ] It will not be echoed when you type it and you must type it twice to confirm it. The password will be encrypted and stored in the Setup. ini file as an encoded binary string. · 4. On the client computer, run the StartSetup program, e. g. , \\server\Agent\StartSetup. StartSetup will then run Setup in the background at low priority using the username and password specified in Setup. ini. [. . . ]