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3. Enter logon and protection settings as follows:

• Host name — Specifies the host name or IP address of the machine that you want to protect.

• User name — Specifies the user name used to connect to this machine; for example,

administrator.

• Password — Specifies the password used to connect to this machine.

• Protect machine after install — Selecting this option enables AppAssure to take a base snapshot

of the data after you add the machine for protection. This option is selected by default. If you

deselect this option, then you must force a snapshot manually when you are ready to start data

protection.

• Display name — Specifies a name for the machine which appears on the Core Console. The

display name could be the same value as the host name.

• Port — Specifies the port number on which the Core communications with the Agent on the

machine. The default value is 8006.

• Repository — Select the repository in which to store data from this agent.

NOTE: You can store data from multiple agents in a single repository.

• Encryption Key — Specifies whether encryption should be applied to the data for every volume

on this machine to be stored in the repository.

NOTE: You define encryption settings for a repository under the Configuration tab in the

Core Console.

4. Click Deploy.

The Deploy Agent dialog box closes. There may be a delay before you see the selected agent appear

in the list of protected machines.

Understanding Protection Schedules

A protection schedule defines when backups are transferred from protected agent machines to the

AppAssure Core.

Protection schedules are initially defined using the Protect Machine Wizard or the Protect Multiple

Machines Wizard. You can then modify the existing schedule at any time from the Summary tab for a

specific agent machine.

AppAssure provides a default protection schedule, with two defined protection periods. The first period is

for weekdays (Monday through Friday), with a single time period defined (from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM).

The default interval (the time period between snapshots) is 3 hours. The second period is for weekends

(Saturday and Sunday). The default interval for the second period is 3 hours.

When protection is first enabled, the schedule is activated. Thus, using the default settings, regardless of

the current time of day, the first backup will occur every 3 hours.

The first backup transfer saved to the Core is called a base image snapshot. All data on all specified

volumes (including the operating system, applications, and settings), are saved to the Core. Thereafter,

incremental snapshots (smaller backups, consisting only of data changed on the agent since the last

backup) are saved to the core regularly, based on the interval defined.

You can create a custom schedule to change the frequency of backups. For example, you can change

the interval for the weekday period to 60 minutes, resulting in snapshots every hour. Or you can increase

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