Protection of external USB drives is not supported
External
Stop the nonstop backup first, then you will be able to safely remove the USB disk
Remove the backup from the list
Make sure the external device (e.g. USB disk) is plugged in and working
Make sure the external device is accessible
Use the "Remove from the list" option
Create a backup plan to have the backups saved to the root of the USB disk or to a certain folder on the disk
The backup is on an external disk which is unavailable at the time of the validation
Acronis product reboots in Windows Native Mode, but the cloning or restore process finishes in a few seconds with no result
Contact Acronis Support for a resolution
Instructions on how to troubleshoot and resolve issues with corrupt backups
Within troubleshooting of issues related to Acronis Cyber Infrastructure an Acronis support representative might request you to provide us with remote access to the storage.
In this case, we will ask you to whitelist Acronis IP addresses to allow remote access for SSH/RDP/VPN.
Unless specified otherwise by support representative, whitelist these IP addresses:
- 154.43.165.0/24
- 149.6.69.160/32
- 87.120.43.36/32
- 31.13.217.116/32
Introduction
This article describes how to set up Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office/Acronis True Image so that backups are saved to two or more external disks, which could be swapped or rotated on regular basis. For example, backup to disk A on even weeks and backup to disk B on odd weeks. The disk that is not used on a given week is usually kept in a different physical location as an extra layer of protection.