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On the Backup Destination page, select from the following options:
Browse to the location in which you want to
store the recovery points.
If Norton Ghost detects that this location
does not have enough available space, it
alerts you. You should choose another
location that has more space.
Folder field
If you want to save the recovery point on a
network share, type the user name and
password for network access.
See “About network credentials” on page 66.
Network Credentials
If you want to rename the recovery point,
click Rename, and then type a new file name.
Default file names include the name of the
computer followed by the drive letter.
Customize recovery point file names
Click this button to add up to two Offsite
Copy destinations.
Offsite Copy automatically copies your latest
recovery points each time a backup
completes to either a portable storage device,
such as an external drive, or to a remote
server either through a local area network
connection or to a remote FTP server.
See “About Offsite Copy” on page 73.
Add
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If you want to make copies of your recovery points to store at a remote location
for added backup protection, do the following:
■ Click Add and then check Enable Offsite Copy.
■ Check the Prompt me to start a copy when I attach an external Offsite
Copy destination drive option if you want recovery points automatically
copied to external Offsite Copy destination drives whenever you plug one
in to your computer.
■ Click Browse to locate an Offsite Copy destination.
■ Click Add an additional Offsite Copy destination if you want to add a
second destination, and then specify the path (a local folder, network path,
or FTP address) to that destination.
■ Click OK.
59Backing up entire drives
Defining a drive-based backup