User Guide

If the machine fails to boot or you need to recover data to bare metal, you boot the machine using

the bootable media and configure the recovery operation in the same way as the recovery task. The

following diagram illustrates the recovery using the bootable media.

2.2 User privileges on a managed machine

Windows

When managing a machine running Windows, the scope of a user's management rights depends on

the user's privileges on the machine.

Regular users

A regular user, such as a member of the Users group, has the following management rights:

 Perform file-level backup and recovery of the files that the user has permissions to access—but

without using a file-level backup snapshot.

 Create backup plans and tasks and manage them.

 View—but not manage—backup plans and tasks created by other users.

 View the local event log.

Administrative users

A user who has administrative privileges on the machine, such as a member of the Administrators or

Backup Operators group, additionally has the following management rights:

 Back up and recover the entire machine or any data on the machine, with or without using a disk

snapshot.

Members of the Administrators group also can: