no TIB file, but bunch of files such as "6F5B0004-B675-4862-8DFB-9AFE9CD7E336"

Hello,

1. I have configured a backup location via the Management Console
2. I run an image backup (not file), destination being my backup server's location, something like "bsp://myserver.com.demo/BackupServer"
3. When the image completes, the backup location contains a bunch of files such as "6F5B0004-B675-4862-8DFB-9AFE9CD7E336", each one around 2GB in size.
4. When I go to mount a volume, it asks me to point to a .TIB file, but no .TIB file was created. I do not get the option to select my backup server location ("bsp://myserver.com.demo/BackupServer") to mount as a drive letter.

So the question is - can you mount images that were created by the backup server, rather than images that were created as .TIB files?

Thanks for help ( infopower),
Laurent

 

Those file names look suspiciously like the 'instance' created in system registry that points/allocates the drive name and letters. If the drive does not exist such as a hidden drive or a non NTFS drive, but Windows 'knows' about them, it seems to create 'placeholders' in registry.

After all that I don't have an answer on how to connect the entry back to a drive letter. I'm pretty sure if that problem were solved your *.tib files would appear out of the gloom.

Colin

 

Same issue.

Anyone have any ideas?

 

Hello everyone,

Thank you for choosing Acronis Workstation Disk Backup Software.

We are sorry for the delayed response.

Please have a look at this previous post of mine that should answer your question.

Thank you.
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Marat Setdikov