You can also create a one-time virtual conversion.
See “Running a one-time virtual conversion” on page 141.
See “Viewing the properties of a virtual conversion job” on page 153.
See “Viewing the progress of a virtual conversion job” on page 153.
See “Editing a virtual conversion job” on page 153.
See “Running an existing virtual conversion job immediately” on page 153.
See “Deleting a virtual conversion job” on page 154.
To define a virtual conversion job
1
On the Tasks page, click Run or Manage Virtual Conversions.
2
On the toolbar, click Define New.
3
Click the virtual disk type (and version, if applicable) that you want to create,
and then click Next.
4
Do one of the following:
■ Click Use latest recovery points for this computer.
The list of drives, source files (.v2i and .iv2i files), and dates comes from
the most current system index file (.sv2i) that is located in the recovery
point storage location on your computer.
■ Click Use alternate system index (*.sv2i) file .
Click Browse, locate and select an alternate system index file (.sv2i), and
then click Open.
If you selected a system index file that is stored on a network, type your
network credentials.
See “About network credentials” on page 68.
Select the recovery points that you want to convert in the list box.
5
Click Next.
6
Do one of the following based on the virtual disk format and version (if
applicable) that you selected:
Managing backup destinations
Defining a virtual conversion job
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