Operation Manual

Support content search using Microsoft Windows Search where available

Support for content search of shared is enabled by default, and can be enabled or disabled by

checking this option. You can enable or disable content searching for each Gateway Server in the Edit

Server dialog.

In addition to enabling this setting, content search requires that the Microsoft Windows Search

application be installed on the Acronis Access Gateway server and be configured to index any data

source where content search is enabled. Windows Search is built into Windows Vista and no

additional installation is required. It is also built into Windows Server 2008, but it is not enabled by

default. To enable it add the Role called File Services in the Server Manager, and have the Windows

Search Service enabled. Windows Search can be installed on Windows 2003 Server and Windows XP

by running Windows Update. It is listed as an optional install. Once installed, Windows Search can be

configured to index the necessary data sources by right clicking the Windows Search icon in the Start

bar and selecting Windows Search Options. You can do Windows content searches on Windows

reshares but the remote machine(s) must be in the same domain as the Gateway Server.

SharePoint

Entering these credentials is optional for general SharePoint support, but required to enumerate site

collections. For example, say you have two site collections: http://sharepoint.example.com and

http://sharepoint.example.com/SeparateCollection. Without entering credentials, if you create a

volume pointing to http://sharepoint.example.com, you will not see a folder called Separate

Collection when enumerating the volume. The account needs to have Full Read access to the web

application.

To give your account Full Read permission, follow these steps (for SharePoint 2010):