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managers. You can choose the types of events to be sent. The default setting for this option is

disabled.

Select whether to send the restore operation events log messages to machines running SNMP

management applications. Please choose one of the following:

 Send SNMP notifications individually for restore operation events – to send the events log of

the restore operations to the specified SNMP managers.

Types of events to send – choose the types of events to be sent: Info, Warnings or Errors.

Server name or it's IP – type the name or IP address of the host running the SNMP management

application the notifications will be sent to.

Community – type the name of the SNMP community to which both the host running the SNMP

management application and the sending machine belong. The typical community is "public";

Click Send test message to make sure all your settings are correct.

 Do not send SNMP notifications – to disable sending the events log of the restore operations to

SNMP managers.

9.4.2 Error Handling

These options enable you to specify how to handle errors that might occur during the restore

operation. Select the Re-attempt if an error occurs check box for enabling the silent mode.

When a recoverable error occurs, the program re-attempts to perform the failed operation. You can

set the Interval between attempts and the Number of attempts. The task finishes as soon as the

restore operation succeeds OR the specified number of attempts is reached.

If you select the Re-attempt if an error occurs check box, set up the Number of attempts and the

Interval between attempts. This option is enabled by default with the following settings: Number of

attempts – 5, and Interval between attempts – 30 seconds. For example, if the restore network

destination becomes unavailable or not accessible, the program will attempt to reach the destination

every 30 seconds, but no more than 5 times. The attempts will be stopped as soon as the connection

is resumed or if the specified number of attempts is reached.

Select the Cancel all task operations upon failure check box, for example, if you need to restore a

number of interconnected VMs. Then in case of failure in restoring a single VM, all other restore

operations will also be cancelled.

9.4.3 VM power management

Power on target VMs when recovery is finished

This option allows configuring the virtual machines power management after executing the restore

backup task.

After a machine is recovered from a backup to another machine, there is a chance that the existing

machine's replica will appear on the network. For a safe operation, power on the recovered virtual

machine manually, after you take the necessary precautions.

This option is disabled by default. Select the Power On target VMs when recovery is finished check

box for starting up the virtual machine automatically.